Didn't know that part, but I'm not surprised.
The 60s did him in and that quack doctor made things worse.
It's not hard. Just test on the STONE and not the object.
That could easily be silver. Also nickel. You can use 18k acid to find out. Scrape the bracelet on a testing stone and drop some 18k acid on the...
Scratch test the rest of the necklace? Any decent We Buy Gold place can do it. All they need is a testing stone and some 18k acid. Silver on the...
Yup!
I know the first one, but the Vera Lynn version. Trying to think who wrote it. Probably know the second one too.
I"m wondering if the OPs isn't missing an .800 mark, gone when the clasp went. The bracelet that matches has one, making it probably Italian...
I can honestly say I've never heard Jo Stafford, but have run into Artie Shaw.
IIRC the glass cat with goldfish is a classic Chinese design. The copper in glass beads are Italian for sure. And believe it or not I have those...
They look like real cameos, but not very good ones.
I'd just wear them. Problem solved. As to where they came from, I've seen somewhat similar from Mexico, but these look more some sort of Middle...
That's three!
Not meant for headphones though. In a room, full blast.
OK. It won't be horrible.
I think that's a soapstone water buffalo. Others may know better. He's happy-looking. No clue what they sell for new.
Looks like one to me too.
Drat. I'd split it if you want.
The chain has a 30s sport ring, so between the Wars it is.
Same here no squint required. That dates this 1942-1952 or so - for a while the manufacturers couldn't get brass, and then kept using silver...
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