For Mr (name ) and Mrs. (name) a small rememberence / souvenir of St (something place name) 28 October 1945. Seeing the front might help with...
The OP's looks like homebrew, aka shed work. Odds are it was built for purpose by some guy in his garden shed.
Oddly, the first photo gave her a striped effect, making me wonder if she wasn't simulated ivory. The flower really does look like hydrangea....
Hollywood Bordello would work too.
It's pewter, so marked. The top looks like it's engraved to Brother M...something. Giant beer pitcher?
Nice! I love wood block prints.
Suffragette earrings! Rockin'! I'd say a real jeweler might be the way to go - or a real goldsmith.
The first one looks like restrung old glass beads. The second and third are most likely amber. The third is a lot newer and may well be acrylic...
The funny thing is I'd designed something similar in my head years ago with a brown diamond. It might be worth searching on Pinterest; odds are...
Yeah - if you're tossing that into the junk jewelry pile, toss it at me!
It's a style that was popular for a while. Are the engraved bits Indian silver? Persian?
If you have clear jewelry-grade glue I'd say try gluing it. I'm not sure I'd wear it afterward but that break does look like a good one to try.
No idea, but it's Victorian/Edwardian.
Not all amber reacts to UV, so flunking that doesn't mean anything.
Your two Imperial Furry Majesties have spoken. THEIR chair.
The resale on craft show pieces generally isn't that hot. I've made more than my fair share of jewelry and could about break even on materials if...
The little guys are probably smoky quartz. The big ones.... the images have too much yellow in them to be sure. I'd take another shot in natural...
Yep - briolettes. Nice piece.
I read that as "steamed pile".:smuggrin::smuggrin::smuggrin::wideyed::cool:
White Czech glass is likely. It doesn't look like coral.
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