Basically, you get gold buyers at local street markets, espeically antiques ones and at some fairs. You even get them going round car boot sales,...
Dust it off, then a cotton bud with spit.
That screams fifties to me. I'd dust it well, then maybe gentle spot cleaning.
I reckon the old fashioned market stall gold buyers are best. Our local one pays spot, bless him. I've got a baht chain, identified here....
Snort! @kyratango what was that wax you sent me?
One for @Any Jewelry
It's what I'd call an honest piece. I like it.
Dunno about affordable, it's three figures here quite often.
Earlier. Late 19th into edwardian.
That's another for my Ignore list.
Pinder Bourne have a long history, went on to be Denby.
Gorilla Glue will do it. It's the casting that's making me a bit dubious, I think.
Someone has reused some fabulous Neiger beads.
Invalid feeder, that is. Victorian.
Agreed. And what a lovely bottle it is.
I wonder if that wax stuff which kyra uses on amber would do it.
I can remember buying things that hung off belts to be decorative in the early seventies?
Hm. I can't quite decide if it's Edwardian or later revival. My spidey sense thinks later.
There's also glass versions of these out there.
I think you've got some very good advice here, and do please ask again.
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