Early twentieth I’d suspect. Isn’t that pretty.
I’m inclined to Japan. They tended to do nice clasps.
It’s lovely stuff. The one I grabbed shouted at me without even turning it over.
I think it might be Italian. Bitossi or similar.
Or even late Victorian. Frame might be French, and it was probably beaded by she who carried it.
Earlier. That’s Edwardian, you beast! Love it.
It’s an old country roses copy, I see it quite a lot here. I’m boggled at what people chuck out.
Thirded on carnelian.
I’ve seen Nile crocodiles. They were worshipped, too.
That’s a lovely Lea Stein. I agree on that leaf and turquoise pendant, I’ve some similar.
VASART? flaming heck. Jealous.
They look rather like operculum.
Two Nile crocodiles and lotus. I’m trying to remember which of the tomb goods or whatever it was. The colour is unusual, indeed.
Her face is very like some sixties Italian pottery, San Remo for example.
Terracotta on black basalt. I think that’s one of those Egyptian revival pieces. Made to coincide with the king Tut exhibition.
Perfect, thank you. Neither are Whitefriars.
Agree with aj, this is a very very catholic rosary.
750 ought to imply gold. It may mean the tongue clasp isn’t. Oddly, I bought a silver bracelet recently which has a tongue clasp marked metal.
I’d suspect twenties or earlier. It’s really well made.
Could you do profile photos of the two rubies please?
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