1993. I bought some for too much money back then, one each of myself, Mom and my sister.
Very 70s Craft Show. A husband made the rings, a wife added the eagle and beads, and it went to a craft show.
Cheap belts. The "vegan", i.e. plastic, ones hang around forever. Size XS clothes, including designer ones at some thrifts. Small shoes. (Size...
Try Thailand. (LOL)
I'd have snagged that peacock eye piece so fast....
At 20 Euros... the chain's worth more than that!
The fabric in the back with a clear cover indicates it was meant for hair or a photo. Either would be consistent with mourning.
It's not American, so who cares. (LOL) My brain must have been out of gear.
My gut instinct is Continental on the bone piece. Maybe Germany/Austria somewhere? It feels straight out of the Alps. The hair locket...British...
Greetings. We can always use another glassie.
If I had that and it broke I'd be cussing and then rubbing my hands in anticipation. And it's just as well it broke now instead of when it was...
Neiger was a Czech firm, so ... dunno. I don't know Neiger well enough to be sure, one of the pitfalls of living in the USA. That other one...
Bad guess? I had a 50% chance of being right. Then again a woman might have checked the backs and seen the sterling mark.(LOL)
My granddad was from Poland, then Russia, but his family wasn't rich enough for fancy jewelry. Or if they had any, the girls in the family got...
Agreed. Not that I know WMF marks too well, but that's screaming Arts and Crafts left right and center. Secessionist in the proper terminology....
Sounds like. But... it's happened to me a few times in person. Asked a dealer for a price on something and "oh, I'm not going to sell that yet."...
I think you may have tipped her off, and she had someone with real eyes read the backs of the pieces and... game over.
Let the seller know the offer stands, and if someone local doesn't have any sense she might reconsider.
If that's a fake, it's one up on the real ones. Whoever did the painting was a real talent.
It looks like an older piece of gold-filled. I've never been able to sell those for much by themselves. In a lot you might do OK.
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