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This is sort of like it in degree of technique:...
Ordinary Wizarding Levels, isn't it? --Dolores
I see fob seals regularly in connection with my own interests, I would say this is Regency or slightly earlier, Georgian more than Victorian.
A submarine. :p
See also Acropora cervicornis, which is native to the Caribbean.
Looking & considering again, & taking into account other beads they are strung with, I'm strongly leaning toward glass on the middle strand too.
Having asked that, I admit I don't know. Somewhere around here I have a home made necklace that uses the same material. I consider it too...
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Are these very light weight & scratchy to the touch?
Part of a Tiffany window. Don't know which. You might look at metmuseum.org for the windows they own, particularly the glass from his own house....
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You nailed it. The head of the Apollo Belvedere & a couple of extremely goatish Pans. Dolphins, the way they used to portray them.
Wire coat hangers tangled in a closet.
The disk shaped beads in the foreground look like glass to me, although they might be trade beads. The one in the middle with spherical beads...
Could be meant for a scorpion/Scorpio.
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Gayte?
The cup is a ciborium. Addendum: Is that the priest on the handle of the spoon? Or am I seeing a person where there is just decoration? Having...
The closed back has nothing to say about the age. I'd call the shape cigar band. Some Roman gold rings look not that much different from us....
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