Thanks, I have a growing list so I know what Brits are talking about :p
And be careful if you have it up against a radiator (is that what I see on the right end?), the heat can damage it :(
I was expecting to see something like this :smuggrin: [ATTACH] Is "coffee can" a British term? In the US we would call it a mug, just wondering.
This is helpful also: [ATTACH]
Did you try here? https://imageevent.com/flippingtreasures/identifieddangles
You know the stones are diamonds, you had them tested?
The one on the right had lost its pin stem and it was replaced with, I think, a straight pin.
My parents had living room furniture with that spotty finish. I don't know what it is but they called it "pecky pecan". They bought it in the 1970s.
I agree, since you have so many unmarked pieces, you should be making a visit to a jeweler anyway :)
You don't say where you've looked so we don't duplicate your efforts :) Check Sibond Creations on ebay, there are a few. I have no idea who they are.
It's a heron, I can't help if it is Cambridge or a repro. Some repro flower frogs were made by Mirror Image and they had an M mark molded into the...
I have had shoppers tell me they wear their necklaces 24/7, in the shower, at the beach, while sleeping etc. I don't get it!
Sounds like a plan, make sure you post the backs and any marks :)
Can you post a clear photo of the mark? The one you posted is not readable :sorry:
What is the storage costing you vs. shipping?
You will have to get that tested to be sure.
As Art Deco as it gets :)
I don’t blame you :)
You don't have any use for them? They are lovely! They look late Victorian to my unexpert eye.
Hi @Xristina, if you are interested in selling that please send me a private message :)
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