I'm with SBSVC - looks like the stick from either an artisan hair barrette (stick barrette, hair buckle, hair slide, ponytail holder, whatever) or...
Appears to be the same base as the one posted by the OP. Have also seen the mark "K.INCE" on Armenian (or possibly Turkish) silver... ~Cheryl
Have owned it for at least 20 years, and it is a good book, not sure there is another focused on Bohemian/Czech jewelry, though as the title...
Pretty sure this is Armenian, mid 20th century or later... ~Cheryl
Finally had time to dig out Jargstorf's 'Baubles, Buttons and Beads: The Heritage of Bohemia (1993) - it shows a brooch similar to yours, and also...
'Czech intaglio brooch':...
It's Bohemian/Czech, painted/enameled molded reverse intaglio set on a mother of pearl disc - should date to around the first quarter of the 20th...
Swedish Nysilver (plated nickel silver) by GAB (Guldsmeds Aktiebolaget)... ~Cheryl
Looks more British/Scottish Arts & Crafts to me - appears to be a stylized pine needle and cone motif... ~Cheryl
Janet - does that medallion look a bit familiar? (And thanks again!) ~Cheryl
The medallion is French, by Charles Pillet (1869-1960) - the design is shown on this page (11th up from the bottom):...
Agreed... ~Cheryl
Even if this coat of arms is real and were tracked down, it wouldn't really have anything to do with the family or area - it was used as a...
Mysore/Karnataka Indian rosewood inlay - have sold several of the small wall plaques over the years:...
The original: https://digital.library.cornell.edu/catalog/ss:3874218 ~Cheryl
It's an Italian souvenir spoon, the finial represents a horse tether-ring with a harpy, found at Strozzi Palace in Florence - look for a small...
Hi Fig, there's more packed away, along with several egg-shaped boxes in various colors - the collection started in my teens when Mom regifted a...
From an 1873 reprint of a 1787 Wedgwood catalog: [ATTACH] Some of the sage green Wedgwood I've gathered up over the last few decades, not...
Might ask this retailer for further information: http://www.celtiberiatraders.com/catalog/Spanish-Art-and-Artists/Toledo-Craft-Damascene.html...
Pretty sure the little winged brats are John Flaxman, Jr.'s 'Cupids at Play' designs, similar to Lady Diana Beauclerk's wingless 'Bacchanalian...
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