It’s got a replacement bale as well. I wasn’t thinking diamond, but was thinking not glass. I was wondering if it’s one earring but it’s big for...
That’s hysterical!
I’m pretty sure it’s Rindskopf, too, I’ve a very similar one.
That’s a take the money and run moment, that is.
Chain is irrelevant. ;) the pendant looks Indian, Middle Eastern. Did you test the stones?
I’m inclined to late nineteenth into early twentieth. It’s a bit Austro Hungarian in style to my eye, but @Any Jewelry ?
They’re often on a sort of spike thing.
Agreed, they’re much later than 1869. Made in England is a big clue.
Style screams sixties.
Oh, buying it from Clever Blokes is entirely different! We like that, don’t we.
Yum. Those earrings are so well made, too. I’m inclined to late Georgian into early Victorian. They’re less fussy than later ones and designed to...
Aha. Now you’ve said that, cher looks a better fit, doesn’t it.
Have you ever done it? Basically, a good cotton thread and knotted. @evelyb30
Nah, it’s the lovejoy divvy gene. Like my lump of weird glass the other day. Things speak.
I think that’s Lisner.
They’re very nice and very collectible. Worth restringing.
I’ve never ever seen yellow metal sell under melt. I sold a whole charm bracelet for a friend, most charms unmarked. The dealer I sold it to gave...
Those are lovely Neiger beads, those are.
Late to this. Scrummy art deco beaded sautoir necklace. I’ve a couple of these, bought from eejits who’d no clue.
I’ve sold at Tooveys. They specialise in good old jewellery. Got substantially more than scrap even after fees.
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