I think Roaring20s nailed it. Not a name I'm familiar with.
Thanks. My brain kept wanting the E at the end of the name, and now I don't have to look all that up. No idea what it's worth. Find of the...
Images from today's haul. At least four sterling bangles are Navajo. Some aren't marked. One is Ralph and the necklace is Brighton. Three...
Darned tootin'! I'm not really a pottie, but this was one of those "I can't believe I'm finding this" moments.
There's a round impressed mark that I finally figured out says "made in Belgium" and the very European script number on the bottom. That's all it...
Late Victorian/Edwardian I'd think. (i.e. what Bear said) If the Coro-wannabe is American, it could be by any of dozens of American jobbers....
I never thought I'd see a piece outside of the Antiques Roadshow but there it sat in a dollar box. Not a dollar each - a dollar for the whole box....
They're manufacturer's "character marks". :chicken::cat::cat:
It's certainly made to resemble old precious jewelry. Silver color on the font with gold on the back. The pearl ...dunno. People get weird ideas...
I'd have nabbed the blue necklace too. Probably modern and made in India. The orange agates with the heart dangle are probably Indian too. That...
(raises hand) I resemble that remark.
I wouldn't think the Moonies would use a crucifix. A globe fits with the universal Catholic church motif too.
I have to get the photos out of my camera but...woot! Got a pile of goodies at the only tag sale operating today. A Servepro outlet cleaned out...
South Korea has a big Christian population. No surprise some of them are Catholic. I bet this is the Bible reference it cites: 1 Thessalonians...
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