It’s marked SS, which I suspect means it’s gold plated sterling silver.
Agreed on both. Clues are hinge and enamel style.
Theresienthal probably.
I’m a sucker for those, if they’re old ones of London.
Can’t read that top word on the base, or at least, it makes no sense. what’s below it looks like a price. 1/2 1/2. One shilling two and a half...
Hm…. I’m thinking might be Neiger beads.
Definitely royal doulton.
Stick a big bowl of Fuller's Earth cat litter in there for a few weeks.
If I saw that here, I'd say Edwardian.
Fabulous buckle. The beads look Indian.
Damn you. earworm.
I’m inclined to just post war German.
Absolutely not British, we never used karat or k. I agree it’s someone’s pseudo mark.
The length is about right for between the two wars.
Stamped or pressed are proper enough terms.
Could well be, although that looks like the Chester assay office. Unless it’s a very worn leopard head.
Isn’t that one of the nazca images?
Defo looks like an earring.
How long is it? Those backs could be Czech, but also German.
Looks dead right to me for a Victorian beaded collar. Very nice too.
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