Think figure is male. Ring definitely modern, probably late Georgian - early Victorian. Intaglio could be Roman; virtually impossible to tell...
That was a reasonable price. She really is a cut above most of her sisters. Hope you get the pendant stone replaced. Now, where can I get a...
Welcome, Willow. Do I understand you have already purchased her? She's a lovely piece, probably 1930s. Other cameo regulars have already given...
Good try, but I really can't see it as anything by Joel. The Corcoran Gallery may have secured the funding from Data General, not Max or the...
They look more like deliberate cuts than natural fractures, as though that square section had been pieced in. It does look like it belongs there....
Pearls can be dyed any color. These look rather aubergine. If there are only a couple of knots at the ends & none in the rest of the strand, the...
Looks artisan made, any time from 1980 to present. No reason the stone would not be stone & original to the cuff. A jasper of some sort.
Especially love the first one. What is it missing: cap; stopper; atomizer?
On the flimsy support of jewellery my mother had, I would guess this is 1950s. Hope someone with a stronger knowledge of the style comes along....
Most of what I can say has already been said. It looks heavily worn but not nearly so old as Georgian, more trying for Renaissance revival. As...
And I see it as TJR. But I'm usually rubbish at deciphering monograms.
Looks like sapphire to me but assume it's actually something tricky.
More Mark Anthony than Caesar.
Brush-McCoy I've seen has a model number impressed into the bottom. I don't know if it always does. I thought B-M too until I saw the underside.
The lamp in the field behind her head symbolizes knowledge/inspiration.
To my eye the frame is consistent with the age of the coin. Have seen plenty of cameos in similar settings. Can the pendant slide off the chain...
Afraid it doesn't immediately ring any bells. Suspect it is a fantasy scene, neoclassical meets art nouveau. Like it.
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