They look like they were made in the late 60s to the mid-70s, just from the metal pieces. Not sure there is a maker. They want to be German, but...
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Pretty, but neither old or new made to fake anyone out. I've seen lots of similar pieces made in Asia and sold here in expensive furniture...
The part that sticks into your clothing. Sneaky makers and countries often put marks there since that makes them nearly impossible to read.
Paradise, Biblical image/imagery , Marc Chagall, Nice Ministry of Culture (reunion?) of the national museums in Paris Printed in France Pierre...
The pins I've seen like Johnny's have been costume. There may be some real ones somewhere. I think Marko got this week's prize for Ohmy. The...
Welcome! The skull pieces aren't my personal taste, but they're cool. Someone with real talen made the wall art.
The top one sure looks Czech. The bug?????
Not much I can add, but the amber rhinestone pin is probably early 30s; the amber glass was white hot then. The tassel cameo pin was made to hold...
The face is all wrong too, and the body "shape". (she's too skinny)
If you're looking for an antique, I'd have to say keep looking. I'm no expert, but I was raised by a metallurgist and I'm not seeing any 'old" on...
Me either. It's pretty "cool".
I typed Art Nuevo Cameo in on USA eBay and it popped right up. So did an art glass perfume atomizer allegedly signed Gallè. The signature may...
I know what, or who, they want to be but without a picture of any/all marks on the base ????
That's what I was thinking. Crossed keys plus a blob. Might be some sort of German mark, but that's the best guess I've got.
The cars look like Matchbox - may say Lesney on the bottom, but they've been rode hard and put away wet. The music box was even wetter. In its...
It's a hangs-out-looks-cute. It looks like some sort of victory award.
Not even going to try. In my defense I was wearing the wrong glasses.:pompous::pompous:
Not English though - the design number on the bottom has a crossed 7, and the English didn't do that. (I would, but we Americans are a little weird.)
The first one is Joan of Arc. Way cool! Molded glass probably. I wouldn't be surprised if the Shakespeare cameo was hardstone, if he's as old as...
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