Greetings! Did you ever find the right place! A board full of antiques junkies who if they don't know, go digging until they find out.
An 18k gold pendant for 200 Euro is a pretty nice deal. The cameo? It's a nice frame! :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
Went hunting in two stores today and only ended up with two pieces. One of them is on my finger, but I think it's headed to the antique store on...
I'd wondered about that. They finally got around to it. The necklace may well end up in Maine; I've cousins who were stationed there and their son...
I'd have snagged both too and been merrily researching. The black stone in that ring is either lava or it's seen some hard wear (read: had the...
I don't think "she" was exported much.
Gotta wonder ... @Bronwen ever seen one like that? I don't think she's painted. The one on the left looks like enamel rather than mosaic inlay....
Drat. Me three.
Mostly by accident in this case; I've been owned by cats for 54 of my almost 55 years. It does look special though.
Got me. The design to me says 1990s, but they could have been reproducing an older style.
That's begging to be your new desk.
That one with the panthers.... The lady with no clothes was an "oops" at first, but she's pretty. Still like the kitties, naturally since I was...
That would better explain the shoddiness of the strike.
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...and I see this right after making myself crazy trying to get a clearer shot of the mark. It definitely has a 925 mark on one end. London 1988...
Inside the cups maybe.
I tried multiple times. I can try again in full daylight, but the results may not improve much.
Definitely turquoise. No idea where it came from.
The purple one looks to be pure costume, but if you're lucky that stone changes color in full daylight. I've seem some of those around.
Possible. I guess it's a later copy of earlier work.
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