India, Nepal, or something like that.
Seconded. A view of the whole thing could help.
Possibly that too.
That too. Also - the textures sometimes let us know whodunnit, even if not marked or jobbed out. A lot of D&E pieces made for Weiss, and marked...
Not really. I have one that's stainless and diamonds - Citizen EcoDrive. I use it as a dress watch. Bought it in a senior thrift for $5 because...
I'm guessing neither was an adult yet. The one with her hands in her lap looks about 14/15 and the standing girl doesn't look much older for all...
The pre-WWI export bracelets were usually silver. https://www.industrynet.com/listing/382713/karbra-co The company is still in business. I'd...
That would make sense. If these are as old as Berlin iron, no wonder the glue let go.
Brass with a hanger...something's missing at the bottom. May have been a candle holder or some such originally?
I'd love to hang one of those old enameled Italian religious pendants there. Bet it would look a treat.
Or black onyx? Spend the change on whatever a Lemon Drizzle might be. Sounds good to me!
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Enameled copper metal plaques would be my first guess, but I've never had Berlin iron jewelry in my hands.
Watch collectors would look at that and keep walking without picking it up. I'd see stainless and a quartz and also keep walking. It's brand...
Glass for me too. Modern-ish bracelet that wants to be Mexican. I had someone try to sell me a similar piece antique Mexican; the post-1978...
It sounds like it would be. I tend to use glue that dries clear and work it into knots. works about the same, but the glue is readily available.
Lisner didn't mark everything, especially earrings as i recall, so no marks on the earrings mean little or nothing. They could easily be worn...
Those are real coral beads, Mediterranean coral from the look of it. That's the good stuff. The center/clasp thingie makes me wonder if this...
I was thinking Meissen before I ever saw the mark. Almost had to be theirs.
I used to have one until Covid killed it. They closed down "for the duration" and never opened again. Gone for good.
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