I don't know Lucille, but I really like that first one. The color of the clay on the feet of the second one bother me, too white? But like I said,...
Someone took classic images and squished them to fit on those narrow boards :sorry:
They are fabulous. There are patents, what to look for in stones, how stones are set and the 303 shows how different companies finished the backs...
For costume jewelry I highly recommend this series by Julia Carroll: Collecting Costume Jewelry 101: The Basics of Starting, Building & Upgrading...
Nice job Nate :)
Did you try searching here: https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/
OK, my bad, but it may not have started out life as a rocker.
Looks like an artisan jeweler piece, the first word looks like Sam. The second stamp is "Sterling". I can't see the stone well, is it purple?...
Are any of the rings marked, are they silver?
Potty chair, that is why there is a hole!
I don't know if it's just me, but the heads have nothing to do with Art Nouveau. They are just women's heads made with "spaghetti" hair. There is...
Where have you looked, just so we don't duplicate your efforts :shame: Did you try eapgs.org?
I wana see the bracelet!!!!!!!
Be careful with ketchup when cleaning greenies, I would let it sit 1/2 hour, clean it off and see how it looks. You can repeat. Longer then a half...
If the piece with the anchor was from Birmingham, England, there should have been more marks, a rampant lion for sterling and a date letter code....
Yep, for us in the US, it helps when watching Jeopardy :woot:
Bear, I just tell people “I am a fountain of useless information” ;)
All I can say is that is one beautiful locket :)
Can’t help ID but, JMHO, it can’t be a cake stand because it isn’t flat. But then again I am no expert! Calling @TallCakes :shame:
Lecollectionneur, so I am wrong about the safety clasp being a replacement? I was expecting to see a trombone clasp, but maybe they didn’t always...
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