That was pure AI; I still read the Seller boards over there sometimes and people have complained about it left and right.
The front looks like it was done in the old style, but the back is off. It's not Lia Sophia tat or Paparazzi landfill, whatever it is.
I associate that shade of blue on porcelain with Russian work, but I have weird associates, so...
Habitat would take the pile, no problem. I'd hold a big tag sale: used tools $2 each or some such. With any luck the punters show up and clean...
Maybe. Do the Bulgarians make pretty-pretties like that? The roses would make sense.
Sometimes I get lucky and find a big mistake. Usually these days all I find is modern costume.
Or at least the Hunting godz would smile. Alas the street was probably named for a big male deer who wandered through every so often, but was...
What she said. Platninum came around again after WWII and was used a lot in the USA in the 1920s and 1930s. Every other ring of your that I saw...
We're not picky here as long as we can understand it. They even let Americans post in here. :D:D:D Those beads probably aren't amber....
That's an old scam, old as the hills. Been on eBay forever.
Somebody wasn't looking. Maybe a lot of somebodies. The next time it was where the search engines could find it and... jet assist applied. I...
The diamond ring was made to look like an old one. The mixed metals were popular right around WWI in America. Elsewhere I don't know. The blue...
seconded! Old joolies always want to see!
I usually only buy jade by accident. I buy it because I like it not because it's valuable.
I see cowrie shells and maybe betel nuts too. The amber could be real amber. They could be Tibetan or Nepalese for all I'd know.
That looks like Cyrilic. Could it be Russian?
Those two like each other!
Are the brown ones glass or lucite? The white ones with confetti metallic lucite edges are pretty too.
A lot of American jewelry from then or earlier isn't marked at all. I'd almost wonder if the ring wasn't made earlier and then the cameo was...
It's framed like it came from Japan. Beyond that dunno.
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