Definitely appears to be Czech, though I’d expect to see some variation of Czechoslovakia arched across the spring ring
Best gauge of market value for just about anything is to search completed sold listings AUCTION format. Then check the bidding history. Ignore...
Looks like a young Charles De Gaulle to me
Newer pieces are laser etched “Avery©️ster” or “Avery©️925”
That mark on the backer likely “SURG” as in Surgical Steel.
That’s a very strange way to clean discolored gold :headphone:
Im seeing Egypt
Even gold filled should have brought $100+ in that condition
Mark looks like Carter Gough. Is there a little “c” inside that mark? I sorta see it, zoomed in Either way, what an incredible piece….and for...
Brutalist / Modernist certainly fits
Yes and yes, but there’s something else specific to this style and now it’s driving me nuts :woot::woot:
Auction Night! I have had one of these before, but I can’t remember the name for this style ring. I keep thinking “nugget” but I know that’s not...
They added the little crown above the T in the 40’s, but if there wasn’t room to fit that stamp, they added the little dangle tag
Nice find BTW on the coral colored version!
yes, the date range for my necklace is 1940-1955 based on a combination of changes in the Trifari marks. The actual date for the little crown...
Agree with all 3, very nice
Very nice, thanks for the update!
Why?
Ohhhh, the glorious blue “water”
Incorrect I chose to take the high road and self-censor my reply.
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