Many thanks aj. I need to find a dangle, I think. It’s wearable, and was the price of a cup,of coffee!
Picked this up today. I think silver and gold and the pearls are real. The hinge is beautifully articulated and the central "ruby" moves. Yes,...
That chip carving isn’t terribly British, either.
Someone who did industrial glass and bottles, I’ll bet.
It’s Italian, and fifties into sixties, my mama brought home almost identical ones as souvenirs.
It’s all wrong, to me, even the colour isn’t a match.
Those will be the city I believe , but I can’t make them out.
I’ve seen a lot of these. Yes vase missing its brass frog. Falcon is an early Sylvac mark....
USSR era Russian with hammer and sickle. 14 carat gold. Marking on the outside of the band is typical.
Laura is spot on.
Screams bohemian.
That’s a restrung marriage, I reckon. The clasp doesn’t match the style of the nice beads.
Some minerals or stones glow, as does some non uranium glass.
The main necklace is sixties or earlier. Someone added the newer dangle.
Agreed, I’d leave it be.
Take the money and run, as they say. Did the dealer test it?
Looks more like a candle box to me. A bible box would have ecclesiastical imagery.
Yup, those are pomegranate fire grenades. Thin glass.
It’s an older sugar bowl, from when sugar came in loaves and was broken into pieces. That Pountney mark is similar, but a bit late for the style.
Yup, complete photos please. I’d agree not Egyptian but style matters.
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