Plaited = braided. Not auto-correct for plated. Just in case. It could easily be multi-tone gold. It's often possible to search payout rates...
Indian, Afghan, Pakistani ... one of 'em. The "stones" look glued in. Metal looks like nickel.
Hate to say it, but my first impression in high school shop class. The cup hook thingies at the top look post-WWII to me, and the style is...
But DANG it can lead to a fat payout for both seller and auction house if they do it correctly.
I like that WWII hat pin too, or what looks like a GI dress uniform hat anyway.
Bingo!
Didn't even think of it. Looks like "dead" green. Dunno as I'd even bother trying.
Possibly in part. A lot of carved funiture at the time was started with a machine the details done by hand.
USA, Czechia, Austria...dunno. The greenies should come off with a cotton swab and some vinegar.
Cabinet plates. Smart money says English, since who'd export porcelain to Stoke on Trent? (Coals to Newcastle isn't in it)
The clasp could be later, but those square glass stones and those holders are total 30s.
Seconded. Coral, pearls and gold. Nice one!
Just a bit???
Apparently it's in a good place if it's held up for 500+ years!
Sellini is a good name to see. The floral beads have Chinese findings, so I'd guess the beads are Chinese too. The ambers look Czech and the...
It's definitely starting to sound iffy. Really iffy.
Dyed aventurine on the flower. I second or third or whatever dragon's egg glass on the beads. Nice stuff, btw.
THe little cane bit guys look like Italian glass to me too.
Not easy shapes to find. Making my fingers itch; those want to be hand strung with knots in between.
It might surprise you; people do crazy things.
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