I also thought it might be 1964, and the style would be reasonable for that date.
Thank you Bronwen, edited. Thank you Figtree. I don't think these are metal.
Oops, sorry for the repeated photos, don't know how that happened.
These are 8 inches tall, and marked with what looks like M Z and VI IV. I'm not sure of the material. I think pottery of some type or...
Great info. Thank you so much everyone, appreciate your time in posting links and providing explanations. I am always grateful that board...
I think you are right, it does look like a Mexican mark, I don't know why I didn't think of that. When I was searching for similar style rings,...
I know it's a long shot, but does anyone recognize the mark on this ring? It is not cleanly stamped, and these are the best of many photos I...
Lovely examples AJ, thank you. I see what you mean about the caps on the claws.
Thanks. Agree, they don't look like real claws.
Thank you for the comments and ideas. The claws are about 1.5 inches long. Here are some better photos. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The cone shaped dangles don't open, and the carved lines don'e go all the way through. I don't know what they are made of, they feel like a...
I believe the dangles are real claws, possibly bone mounted in silver, and the center one is silver. The chain is not silver, but all the rest of...
FWIW, the DTR mark on the piece that INH posted is a Jay King mark, which I think is short for Desert Rose Trading.
Nothing stamped on the hook. It's short, about 14.5 inches.
Thank you. Have found a few similar described as czech molded glass beads.
Thanks everyone for your comments, and the ID from OBB.
It is not magnetic. Here are a couple more close-ups, but don't know if they will help.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This is made from black metal, non-magnetic, and has what looks like silver metal inlay. The leaves at the 3 corners and the little round dots...
How would you describe these glass beads? Carved, molded, something else? Any thoughts as to origins of the beads appreciated. Thanks!...
Yes, it is a little chip. Janetpjohn, thanks for the ID!
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