I don't quite know what these are either. Suspect they are modern 'lava', which seems to turn up in pale green fairly often. They look small?...
Molded. Could be glass. The way that back has been covered is always a red flag. Still pretty, just probably not worth what is being asked for...
It actually looks to me like it could be a 'dripstone' piece that has had the hollow in the back filled in after the original material dried. If...
This is one of only 2 subjects I regularly see in both resin & shell: [IMG] [ATTACH] The lobster claw earring is an interesting touch. The...
Seller should have said 'sardonyx shell', a casual name for helmet shell (Cypreacassis) when it has a dark brown layer instead of a brighter...
For some reason I was sent only a couple of alerts about new replies to this thread. Had no idea so much has been added since I last looked....
Seems to me many pieces would have to be attributed to Giusti, workshop of. I don't know how much of any one piece you could confidently ascribe...
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You did fine. Same here. Some artificial material. I thought Celluloid a possibility, but probably something else. Exactly what does not...
Are we looking at another ivory ring? @HippAntiques Is the ring solid or hollow? If you have the photographic capability, a closeup showing the...
Jivvy Mervigliosa does it again!
Is the silvery piece I'm going to call the spatula, that sticks off to the side, attached to the larger gear, so that the 2 go round together? Or...
Welcome. Finally a companion for our resident photo fan.
Meant to commend you on your restraint. :joyful:
Subject matter, size, glass, taken together. But yes, the greatest of these is glass. :) You reminded me I meant to leave a comment for komokwa...
You mean resin? From these photos, I would not conclude they are the other substance that must not be named. I thought the miniature might be...
More of a souvenir, I suspect, although if scale is right, no reason it couldn't be used in a doll house. Or doll monastery.
Thanks for checking. Still think it is the same one. Assuming RL does not show sold listing in perpetuity, so may have been sold a good while...
French religious (& other subjects) reliefs are so confusing, because they get called by sellers so many different names. Some 'dripstone' pieces...
Same one as the one at the head of the article on Hebe at CameoTimes, I think: [IMG] @Jivvy Is this for sale on RL by a shop called Nectar?
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