Genz baby who can't read script, and who used Google Lens!? It says Josef over there too. Josef Klein-something?
The stamped mark on the blade looks like it ends with Cyrillic letters, if that's any help.
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Josef Klaferz???? The Josef is right, unless it's just Jose. Someone who is better at deciphering bad handwriting ought to come along soon.
Those are pretty. Birch?
Not sure the deer is Navajo, but it looks like silver from here. It's definitely NA-influenced if nothing else.
They do sacred heart of Mary too, as a symbol. There's nothing Masonic in sight.
I'd think barely Post-WWII Deco Revival from the hardware, but the stones at the hinge and the metal design in that spot... late 20s could be...
When Mary and Joseph took Jesus to be dedicated at the Temple, Simon told her that a (probably figurative) sword would pierce her heart. This is...
Show us the deer too. The leaf pins were common in the 1960s. Some were precoious metal but most weren't.
Me either. I'd have been surprised if they were. Rhinestones glued into Sterling were a WWII-era occurrence, generally speaking. Here anyway.
That's the name I was reaching for.
Seconded. I see Made in France too. What's in the diamond is anyone's guess.
According to what I saw, the company goes back into the 1870s, but I think the Giovanni mark went into use after WWII. 1959? I sincerely doubt...
He was definitely one of a kind.
Russian first name, German-Irish surname... and I am honestly thinking that sounds normal. :p:p:p
The response is "nice try, but I already checked when I put it out. My bottom is $X."
The one with the writing is the coolest. I have no idea which is worth what. I love how the horse gets billing on the photo too. My guess is...
That wouldn't surprise me. Real jade would have been the surprise. Pretty green rock was always more likely.
Seconded. Yard sales are where small resellers go to buy stuff, voice of someone who's done it, at 10% to a max of 25% of their expected selling...
Separate names with a comma.
