The back is completely smooth. It's not an old piece - 90s or maybe even later.
The church was IDed on the Finds thread as Chesterfield Parish church, twisted spire and all. I just figured it for upscale Halloween jewelry or...
The first one is gold-filled; the clasp says 1910-1920. The second one is shell, and I don't think as old as it wants to be. But... dibs on the...
British anyway. I'm going to start a thread and see if anyone else can read them. I can make out the lion and a date letter, but the rest is...
Sure looks like it. If this hasn't been in a Dr Who episode yet, it ought to be. The Van Gogh alien would have been right at home.
Just found these two, purchased in a consignment store I do business with sometimes. Someone glued what looks like a hard stone cameo to a silver...
The OP's egg has rhinestones glued in around the top. Probably not worth scratch testing.
Maybe @MrNate knows whose cannon is whose?
http://www.silvercollection.it/electroplatesilverWZdue.html Same mark, different name. I don't think either's a dead match for this one. The...
It's worn back to the copper in some spots, so there's no point in testing it. :-)
I found the sugar and creamer in a local ReStore. The mark is a cannon and according to the sources I found and the smalls person at the ReStore...
Sure looks like it. H in a diamond. (like I know what I'm talking about, but I've run into Heisey.)
London maybe, but I'm guessing the Euro ones will mostly be in the Netherlands.
I was thinking tag end Edwardian to Intermediate Period. Close enough either way.
It could be anything. Those stones look like single-cuts, with a rose cut stone in the center (the point went up) It could be silver and...
Went to an "estate" (read moving) sale this morning. Spent $20 on a tacky metal tray, some other bits and a couple of next year's Christmas and...
Welcome. The hinge and clasp look right for the 1880s, but we'll see what one of the real experts says. The pendant looks to have a mark on the...
I'd have bagged that so fast....
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/russian-icon-st-michael-slaying-1909473181
If I were guessing, the pin is 1880s and the pendant is from around 1910. Seeing the backs would help a LOT with figuring out what's from where.
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