Eh, mark is typical of marks found on small unassayed 9, 12, and 15 carat British gold pieces (sometimes with an added 'C'), those lower standards...
Stamped '15' twice, the UK switched to 14C from 12 and 15 in 1932... ~Cheryl
Gotta say, looks to me like a graver was used for everything - was told decades ago, that in the simplest of terms, 'chasing moves metal,...
Here is a set of pink horses in original box, seller describes as '1950s', which seems unlikely to me - I have items purchased new in the...
Leftovers from a thread on the old eBay board where the poster refused to believe that her near identical and clearly glass bird was other than...
Can remember these Peking glass figurines showing up here in the '80s (though may have been imported elsewhere earlier), one dealer friend even...
Eh, when I sold giftware in an upscale department store in the '70s, the Duchin sales rep told me that the owners were related to pianist Eddy...
Duchin. ~Cheryl
I'm sorry, simply cannot look at any more images of ears at the moment - perhaps later... ~Cheryl
Looking at all the spirals, these may be intended for cartilage piercings, with the lower spirals tucking in to the ear, hugging the side of the...
Simple pair, showing how they fit through two piercings: https://www.amazon.com/Piercing-Earrings-Argentium-Sterling-Hammered/dp/B01FL5BMX2...
To my eye, the 'amber' beads appear to be the same shape, typical of glass, the others are molded glass with an iridescent coating - the beads...
They're spiral earrings - probably threaders, intended to go through a double piercing (looks like they'd fit mine well), but some are meant for...
Not sure why images of the marks haven't been posted, but might guess from descriptions that the bird is the 1st standard Hungarian mark, the 'H'...
Welcome to the forums. Don't really want to disappoint you, but your testing methods are not really useful - this candlestick is silverplate of...
Yup, that would be Pegasus. A lot of charms were produced for many decades (some still made), and some, including the spinners, if I recall...
The 'Coro' mark is 1940+, and the 'Pegasus' mark should also date from the '40s - the bracelet and stamped metal charms are typical of 1940s-60s...
The majority of my references are packed away at the moment, but those that I have handy do have information, usually correct and more in-depth,...
Sorry, doesn't ring a bell - though there is a Cost Plus World Market in the Marketplace at Seminole Towne Center near I-4 and the 417. Shame you...
Just to clarify - I grew up very close to Sanford, and have always spent a lot of time there (my parents' construction company was originally...
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