Many of these are still Italian, just not made on Murano.
You might want to give selling on Facebook a go. On the specialist groups.
Stone is dichroic glass and a fair bit newer than the ring. That style of band is typical of twenties and thirties Czech and German. I’d think it...
Whoever did it had a good eye.
Could well be Scandinavian with those thorns or prunts.
Someone embellished that with amethyst and jade chips. Pretty.
Absolutely I shall.
Too chunky for loetz and they didn’t sign with dates, plus that’s an electric pen signature. I’d go with Coleman.
The MGC group is way better than the larger ones, and has some Murano glassmakers on it.
https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O140525/earring-unknown/
https://www.1stdibs.com/en-gb/jewelry/earrings/drop-earrings/antique-pair-of-berlin-iron-earrings/id-j_970212/
Ought to be magnetic, too.
The other post war use is Italian, And occasionally, in the sixties, Swedish and Scandinavian for some reason. I’ve known aseda glass with...
Sculpture rather than weight. Decent base. If you’re not on Murano Glass Collective on Facebook, join it and ask. They’re very good on...
They sometimes had things like Wedgwood jasperware or those Tassie ones.
I’m thinking much older than arts and crafts. I’m also thinking Berlin ironwork. Those are old ear loops....
I’ve seen tiny bits of it, agreed, but usually on relatively modern things. And yes, I’ve seen lots of those Norwegian wood ladle things and...
We stayed on the queen Mary and I’ve a photo somewhere of me sitting in the Spruce Goose.
Very true! I've a bohemian garnet fragment somewhere, I’m wondering if that might work. I’d surmise this was an earring part , given the fact...
Oh, I’ve got something somewhere with that mark. A necklace…..
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