It's a smallish ring and the design is 19th century to early 20th. The stone is a round ball my crappy diamond tester insists is glass. (It can't...
I'd be guessing Fluorite rather than quartz.
I'll have to get up the energy to try again tomorrow. I was told on another board that it was Norwegian, but Swedish makes more sense from the name.
It wasn't made pre-WWII and bakelite collectors are generally only interested in pieces older than they are. It may be made with formaldehyde,...
I've seen some around that was pretty new, so my guess is yes.
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Here's a really lousy shot of mine. I didn't realize it blurred out on me and I've already put the brooch away again. Got a nice clear shot of...
That's a good possibility. It's a piece that came out of something, and the top of a walking stick would be the right size. Someone might have had...
We got a lot of Swedish folks at one point, and even some Danes.
Yeru-shalem or close enough so ... yeppers.
Maybe he wants to go to Pair-a-Dice? (sorry, that one was too bad to pass up)
This one isn't meant to be practical; it's meant to be worn "out" and look good.
I'd say a major score. You couldn't have bought a decent new table for similar money, and whatever new bit you picked wouldn't have held up as...
I have an old one. It turned up here in a yard sale. The family had no clue and neither did I, at least of what it was. How it ended up in a...
My granddad did that during the Depression and WWII. My dad had, we still have most of them somewhere, railroad stations and the like made from...
I wouldn't be surprised if the pinback wasn't missing. It looks like a jewelry remnant to me too.
Beat me to it. Israeli soldier praying at the Wailing Wall.
Cheap stuff from China isn't real. The OP is after the real deal.
The Ill Will does the same thing; I think they train their workers to cover marks on purpose. They even manage it on jewelry. You could have a...
It's too bad that table is in the UK if it's to be sold; I bet an American would pay a lot more for it.
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