To me, looks more like a monogrammed napkin ring than bracelet - perhaps a NA tourist item, but could as easily be home crafted loom-work, and I'd...
Other than the lion passant, and probably the tiny mark to the left of the 'C', those are late 19th - early 20th century pseudo-marks used by...
The front shows the Duchy of Milan coat of arms, the red cross on white would be the flag of Milan. Personally, would guess a pocket/purse...
Positively determining whether an unmarked piece is silver or not from images online can only be an educated guess, but will offer some thoughts:...
Dominick & Haff, 1880 - the year is typically all four digits, but for some reason, 1880 is often found with only two... ~Cheryl
Looks like 1947 date to me - guessing the color is off in the first pic, but looks like 'oxblood' (sang de boeuf) in the second. Not finding...
Similar in 1954 and 1974 retailer catalogs: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
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Maker's marks usually had a good number of variants - for years, the '-H' mark without the arm and hammer has been IDed by match safe collectors...
I've had a few small pieces with this mark, and believe there are probably a couple still hanging around here somewhere - can remember my late...
Not any kind of British mark. I'd think Newark, NJ manufacturer Hayden Mfg. - the type of item they made... ~Cheryl
I think you're a very thoughtful husband, and for me, so long as the piece isn't altered when adapting to a pendant, would love to have something...
Don't know where the OP is located, but we've a venerable old furrier here in Orlando: https://labellesince1919.com/ - would be surprised if...
Good to know, Swede - thank you for the additional information. Though long gone by my birth, both of my father's grandmothers were Danish...
So, this set of enamel demitasse spoons turned up in an eBay email this morning, they're Birmingham, 1936, William Hair Haseler - and...
Yes - I explore them every so often, Gaudernack was so talented... ~Cheryl
Here's a basic chart - there are numerous variants found on Danish and Norwegian silver: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Love the little Mexican guy, and the 'shady lady' as well! The bracelet looks to me like modern Japanese glass Delica-type beads - are you sure...
Here are the zodiac symbols shown in Tardy: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Should date from 1740 into 1756, the London leopard's head and lion passant cartouches in that period were distinctive, and even worn and...
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