Lead seems most probable to me, since it is an impression from both sides of an engraved gem, something like a seal, and you say it is heavy for...
The large ones with wings on the head are Medusa. [ATTACH]
I can't resist all the little Medusas & bacchantes. A bad girl necklace posing as something ladylike.
Since we're talking coral, I wouldn't mind having this: [ATTACH]...
I think the ram is shocked that anything can go higher than he can.
You would need more of them than this, but for serving escargots?
A) Could we see them on white? B) What color do you see? More of an orange or more of a pink? Which photo shows the color the most...
Yes, I would say so. Looks like it may have had the findings on the back rejiggered.
Mount may not be gold, but it is unusual. Have not seen it before. Metal could be 'pinchbeck', a formulation of brass that looks more like gold...
What Mirana said.
The plates of the plastron are cockamamie, haphazard. Was surprised to see that after the care that was taken with the carapace. The tail is...
Neither, but the quality of construction is encouraging for gold. I was wrong about the removable pin. That's on another tiny, round, pearl...
Slightly earlier, I think. It has a safety clasp, but an earlier type. Mine has an art deco sensibility, so perhaps 20s into 30s. My little...
Well, after all, my lady's a goddess.
Sweet little piece. She has been dyed to that color, but still genuine agate ('hardstone'). The lady is not anyone in particular. These green...
Wouldn't surprise me in the least if there are still locks of hair taken from severed royal heads tucked away in French closets. Bet conquering...
Yes. When you subtract the buyer's premium of 27.5%, it leaves $325. But buyer was willing to pay $400+ total, so that's a clue to price range...
Est: $100 USD - $200 USD Sold: $414.37 USD
When do you think Homo touristus first emerged? Indeed.
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