Wow, that was quick! Thank you very much!
I’m at an auction right now and there’s not much catching my interest. When that happens, I start swinging outside my wheelhouse. Sometimes...
I agree 100% id have no problem buying them as NA. Just because I can’t find the mark and attribute it to a NA maker, doesn’t mean they were not...
I checked a different source for Black Hills makers marks and found it “South Dakota Gold Company, currently known as Dakota West Designs and...
It looks like it would be a Black Hills Gold piece, but that mark is not one of the Black Hills makers
Last stop of the morning FINALLY had a few things that I was interested in Picked up a 14k ring that had the band cut - a 2.2 g addition to my...
Thank you
Since this question has been answered and…So as not to start another thread with a similar worth point request, could someone check this pocket...
AJ beat me to it
Much like the magnet test, that does not indicate that it is in fact gold, it only will help identify what is not gold. Most metals will sink in...
thank you both!
Wait a second……”Successor to The Thomae Co” ….Hmmm I happen to have a piece by Charles Thomae, who made pieces for both Tiffany & Cartier prior...
That’s what had me stuck
That very well could be it!
Correct, it is British inspired (meant to look like the British marks)
Oh wow! The same style beads. I found one on my necklace that has a point to it, presumably from pulling the rod [ATTACH]
Sterling silver powder compact with British inspired makers mark: Crown - stylized “B” - Lion All 3 marks are inside a single cartouche...
Ok, it’s 17.5” long photos: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I picked up a graduated wedding cake necklace in a lot last night at auction. I have had similar ones in the past, but my knowledge of this...
IMO, For this specific piece though, this is simply a exercise in determining if it’s 14k or 18k the marks, although un-deciphered, indicate...
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