Italian from the look of it. I wish the makers had thought to sign it, but of course didn't.
North Jersey Italian or maybe Chicago Italian, but somebody's Grandma somewhere loved those. The lamps with the dangling prisms either broke or...
The more I look the more Home Goods it gets, but it's colorful and Spring-y. Throw some Forsythia in it (real or silk) and call it good.
I have a sterling rosary holder here; it has a cross on the outside but no marks. This one was likely always a pendant of some sort. The mokume...
And bare arms and shoulders. Men can't control their urges around her. Her hair is down too, the hussy.
All I know is it looks like WORK. Nice job! She looks much happier now, and all it took was some hair tearing and swearing-level of restoration.
Leave the liquid where it is; all I know about these is that they contained all kinds of nasty toxic chemicals.
Silver in the wild is a rarity these days. Nice!
Those are begging for plastic slipcovers and Extra duty in a Godfather sequel. Some house in Bayonne is missing a couch or two.
What sells here depends on where you are. I've seen both white and yellow here. We don't get much rose gold, but that trend may hit next week....
Pretty good trick, whoever did it.
It's certainly cheerful. I can tell it's not Lalique and likely not Italian. Beyond that....not making guesses.
Not a crazy money piece, but BC art is a rarity here.
Newark was a big manufacturing area in the 19th century and well into the 20th. Those are pretty. Went to the antique jewelry store today....
You've found your tribe! Welcome!
My mom isn't into jewelry either, but if the design is cool enough she can understand it. She understands "well under melt"...
Lots of refineries aren't buying it, but ordinary people are stashing it. Including me, when I find it well under melt. As for the ring, leaving...
Why? Because you can. Because it sounds like fun if you were raised by engineers, or are one yourself. Call it Geek Fun.
Just as long as he's not "blowing smoke up your (ahem)":p:p:p
Rescued!
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