You better believe it! When we bought our house 15 years ago the bathroom had the original avocado green tub, toilet and sink :D
For costume jewelry collectors it would be the octopus pin by Boucher!
Your pieces are lovely but they could be much more recent than Edwardian. Without a maker’s mark it would be difficult to pin down a time frame.
Ohhh, coral would be pretty also!
I sell cast iron sometimes at the flea market, I can find them cheap at yard sales. Often they are filthy, I do the kosher salt and oil cleaning...
I sell quite a bit of depression and elegant glass at shows. Pink sells well for me. I can’t ask what it was selling for 20 years ago, but then I...
I bet it would look pretty with pearls in those empty spaces. Nice pendant, I love malachite :)
Could be amethyst, could be glass, have it tested!
Sweet cameos, especially the last one, the hard stone in 800 silver :)
Good girl, she has refined taste ;)
Make sure to post a photo once it’s cleaned :)
Studio pottery, could be from anywhere.
@Bronwen calling for help :)
Oh yes, if you get it wet you have to dry it thoroughly. Damp can cause corrosion :(
Oh yea, have it tested. I’ve had silver with precious gems and gold with glass stones. You never know!
Not Art Deco, a more traditional folk design.
Old banded agate pin, nice, shame it’s damaged :(
Likes like typical studio pottery I see at craft shows, especially that blue to plum glaze.
These are the two kinds I sell at the flea market. One is for a horizontal pin stem, the other for a vertical pin stem :) [ATTACH]
Any marks on them? Are you sure they are garnets? If costume metal they could be glass, if gold they could be amethysts or rubies. The color...
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