Sphinx!
I'm wodnering if it's 60s.
I'm now visualising Rowan Atkinson. Only Brits will know why.
Motif can be a clue. But these are a common style: I've a few pieces with gold plaques of the pyramids and sphinx, for example.Filigree settings....
That blue spatter base on aquarium and marine style weights is common. Also, the dolphin on its own.
Sorry, should have answered! Area of Italy near Florence with many glass makers.
Stick it on a chain as a pendant. I'd agree on Sphinx. You need a UV torch. ;) Centre of the Egyptian one will be gold. Pearls look like Honora.
They may not have been made by Joseph Lang. Souvenir and other promo glasses were bought as blanks, transfers added.
I agree. Not even English script possibly.
These are usually modern Chinese. There is some lovely stuff coming from there.
Qtip=cotton bud.
I don't think those V pin backs are Juliana. Beaujewels maybe. I bet that blue basket is glass.
I've one that's coral and a couple that aren't. I swear these are breeding. I do like Afghan and Persian stones.
Not knock offs, they're really well made.
Hm. The decoration is a bit atomic, so it's perhaps post war. I tend to think of that gold glass as being later. Cased was Czech as well as...
Optician's test chart on acid.
Correct, it would have been one sided. I've seen other conversions.
I'm thinking it's a pattern number, but it's unusual to see it like that on older and non UK pieces. People like Sphinx, for example, used...
Oh, crash away, it's all educational. ;) aj, I've coral seed bead necklaces the same. One bought in Jordan, so they travel! I'm presuming the...
I do like turquoise and silver. The necklace is Indian or Tibetan. @Any Jewelry can tell more on them.
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