Springfield, I showed this to my husband and he was wondering which battle of Bull Run you think it was captured in?
Sometimes the stone setter marked a piece, maybe that is what it means? That is a lovely pin :)
Not Art Nouveau, but Art Deco :)
Hi, I think you mean Taxco :)
Nice bag of goodies! The white metal ring probably is costume, the stones look to be glued in. Do you have someone who can test it for you?
We have a screech owl house in our yard but no takers yet. Though I know they are around, I hear them especially in the summer. We do have loads...
I was a Sea World in San Diego CA, had a hot dog in my hand. I felt someone knock on my shoulder and my hot dog was gone. A sea gull swung in over...
Me too! I was looking at a cameo set in 18k the other day, the setting was obviously filed for testing. Right on the front :eek:
Ownedbybear, you will love this then... [MEDIA]
Can we tag anyone who knows lace? It may seal the deal on the dating to ID the lace on this sweet dress :)
Sorry, yes, a nail will work :)
Try scratching the bottom, plaster will powder away, ceramic will not come off at all :)
I’m with you on paper plates Greg, I don’t have any in the house!
I agree, a beauty INH!
The rhinestones may be, but that mark on the back is not Swarovski so I wouldn't call it that if listing it.
JMHO, they are most likely rhinestones. I don't see a jeweler putting large diamonds like that on a silver and leather bracelet. But the only way...
I agree with 50s-60s celluloid. If it is very light weight it is a kind of celluloid called Featherlight, it is usually matte in finish and often...
Nice woodcuts!
The rhinestones seem to have an Aurora Borealis Finish, if so they can be no older than 1955. So the set is probably from the 1950s-60s. JMHO :)
it sounds like a stained piece with art glass for the flower on top.
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