The marcasite is pot metal and nothing wrong with that. The 925 might be rhodium plated, it can look a bit gloopy. I bet the 935 is Portuguese.
German or Austrian , late nineteenth.
That screams Sansom to me.
The pendant looks like sixties does Japanese. I like that ring. Opaline glass I think. The tassel may have been an earring.
Brooch is certainly older. Tunisia is a good thought, I saw stuff like that there.
That stuff is known as plastic wood here, and you can get it in tubes. It flexes quite nicely.
Those are mosaic frames rather than millefiori. Lovely.
A little tiny piece over the clasp will hold it, and you can peel it off safely too.
I’ve a later celluloid one with rhinestones, probably twenties. Somewhere.
Blu tack!
I’d think nineteenth into early twentieth, snakes were a big thing. Very symbolic. The eyes ought to be easy to replace.
Moonstone is also a thought! It’s like a sideways m rather than an e. I’m perplexed.
The handle shapes and how the pattern numbers are written are often good clues. I'd not disagree on date and Coalport.
OHO! Well done and thank you. Those clusters look very similar. I wonder how she attributed it.
Anyone recognise this please? The back looks thirties. It's a large brooch, marcasites as well. Might actually be opal, there's some fire in it....
Oh, my elbows were set to kill believe me! I used my best command voice, too.
Oh, there’s some fabulous hand made costume out there.
I’m most impressed! The necklace and brooch are indeed anton Michelson marguerite. And fabulous. Those are the stars. Full AM and Sterling...
Ah, but Orthodox is way closer to catholic than your regular Church of England type Christianity, if you see what I mean. And Ohrid is known for...
Good sixties costume, I like those. They’re rather Etruscan Revival.
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