You’re most welcome on all counts!
Pink was the colour for boys here until the early twentieth or thereabouts.
Agreed.
I have stories about Bruce Boxleitner. We got him very drunk on boddingtons once.
Is it as greyish as it looks?
Sixties and I’d say Sphinx is very likely.
I think those are Indian. I do agree the wee pearls look real.
Those look like AB rhinestones so no earlier than the fifties.
I should think so. That bracelet is still made, looking at the website. Not cheap either!
Oh, and there’s a pair on eBay U.K. for three hundred quid.
The Kosta is the ourobouros signature. That Linley is a very very nice find indeed.
Here you go. https://vaubeldesigns.com/
It’s probably Sphinx, they had a habit of just using design numbers and this looks very typical of their style too.
Absolutely Peru.
Absolutely, one of those cottage loaf hair styles, high necked lace blouse. Very Railway Children.
Might be earlier, maybe even Edwardian. They’re lovely. That intaglio looks very Bohemian, agreed.
I’d thought Belgian too.
Free is my favourite price, I tell ya.
Nice thing, that. I’d give it a vinegar bath, rinse off and dry it well. Then I’d wear it. Often.
I’ve seen people use playing cards to display earrings, it’s very effective.
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