It's glass, probably moulded and I think the bracelet is Chinese. Nicely done though.
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But the bangle lady was there, and sold me a super plastic chain necklace. Another seller craftily offered me a stool to sit and peruse, hence...
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Hm. I've seen that design, it's certainly Scandi.
I've got some green amber, it's dyed.
Star is Spanish. It might be Majorica - they do a lot of vermeil; white gold on silver . The 18 under a roof indicates plated with 18k, I believe.
It does looks Scandi. That's a sort of scavo finish. I'm trying to remember who used it.
St George is most venerated in the southern part of France, being the patron saint of Catalunya, and all that. I'd agree on polychrome gesso...
Ah, The Bear did have a strong sense of his innate Bastet given superiority! And would regard a tiger as a big brother.
I think tiger rather than panther, that was more common. Usually Indian, Raj era.
THey're lingerie pins. https://myauctionfinds.com/2016/12/19/victorian-lingerie-pins-never-heard-of-them/
Hammerite is brilliant. They do rust converters and also seriously good paints.
I'd think China means the composition, not country. Mark does look German, as does the set.
"Foreign" usually appears on German items after WW1 and both German and Japanese after WW2. Unusual to see it with a CHINA mark.
Probably from India.
Dunno, but I've the matching earrings, two pairs! And I think a necklace.
Ethnic, rather than tribal, Tibet or India, I think.
Bet it's Italian.
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