Close up on the mark, please?
Found it. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Those holes may have held rhinestones. If I can find it, I've a Czech carved glass one with stones in.
Aha. Can't find the pyramids bracelet images, but here's some other bits. Including the Parthenon earrings. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I knew the Iraq/Iran thing, and their niello type stuff. When I was in Egypt, I bought some silver with gold plaque jewellery and the shop...
I'm inclined to Continental rather than UK. Late 19th into early 20th.
I'd think early 20th to 1920s with the airbrush work.
Cheryl, I've earrings which match that Parthenon. Fid, isn't it nice? I do think the pin back is later, a replacement perhaps.
Fid, Egypt marsh is my thought. Kate, I know what you mean about wire wrapped, this got me for the glass and the rose gold colour. I've just...
There were many between the wars makers doing this kind of thing. That orange is often Welz.
Pure silver, bless their little marshy hearts. Orange and black is a carved bangle. It's more uniform in colour than the photo looks. Cheryl, I...
You're reading a top line which says Czecho and the line below is Slovakia. Very common split in the early 20th. Get a Sunshine cloth on that silver.
Jam pot is electroform decorated and very nice.
Some randomness for your amusement, including nice Marsh Arab work. Brooch is odd. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
It's art pottery, so worth looking for someone local to where it was found. There's also a couple of very good mystery studio pottery groups on...
Orrefors, I'd say.
That crowned N is one of the many pseudo "Capodimonte" marks. European kingfisher, pied wagtail.
Sommerso, and lens cut. It might be Italian, but some very good ones are coming from Asia.
I think your jug is British, and that's a pattern name. Dudson, from memory, but don't quote me on that.
It's typical of its time, too.
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