Hm. Familiar indeed. Bother.
That circle (stargate!) pendant reminds me of some Ogham inspired ones which Orcadian jewellers like Sheila Fleet make. I think your dogs are...
That says Deposee, as in registered. Do not get me started on the world of urban myths and imagination spread by sellers.
Isn't garnet, sorry, clear as mud.
I think it says Tcheco. I've seen and own a lot of stuff with a Tcheco and then some variant of Slovakie/Slovaquie or whatever mark. Not just...
He needs to look at every stone, it's common to get a mix of glass and garnet. I suspect the inner flower isn't.
I'd agree it's stamped, again typical. The ones I've got aren't pure nickel, but some kind of alloy, which does seem pot.
Nice necklace is fifties.
That plaque is 20s or 30s. May well be actual garnets on the outer. It's feasible that it was an oval brooch with a later addition.
Between the wars Czech pot metal with glass and absolutely typical. I doubt it's been altered, people had small necks then.
Debora has the right of it.
Absolutely miser's purse.
The crud is frit from when it was lampworked.
Buckle half is Victorian and nice. Stones in the Italian one want checking. I'd think the mood ring isn't silver as it's adjustable.
I think some one added the blue. I'd try and remove it.
My favourite sellers are the Real Experts. Snigger.
Can't quite match that, but I did grab a Crown Derby cup and saucer for fiffty pence recently. Made about 1785.
That's a super chair. I think the Russian connection adds to it.
That back does look Coro, doesn't it.
Might still be Czech. Might also be German.
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