Now that I DO recognise as Bell Trading!
The plaques are classic Neiger, I've a bracelet with them. Back looks complex enough to be them, too.
Neiger!
HK did import findings, there was a fair bit of cross border trade.
I think the coin one was commercially made, the links are absolutely typical of ones I've seen here. But, it didn't start life with the operculum,...
The obvious suspect is Egermann, but who knows.
I've no clue how it got Best Answer, that's weird. I'd surmise that given we "owned" HK, either findings got imported, or coins were made into...
I think I need far longer ones!
I suspect the charger itself is 1920s or 30s from the making and heft of it, as well as the China style. What do you reckon?
Ta - a pseudo mark, given the China, presumably. ;)
It's a fairly common mark in the UK, but it does need testing.
Ta - I knew they had a decent content, but hadn't checked.
The gal selling it had been gifted it by her late father. I could not have sold such a thing. But it won't leave my Hoard.
Yes, the stones.
That's it! I should have known, thank you.
It usually means 18 carat gold with a platinum setting. N is the size, possibly diamonds. Needs testing.
Just for interest, really. A nice silver 3d bracelet, British coins, obvs. But Chinese clasp, so I'd think assmbled in Hong Kong. [ATTACH]...
Bought over the weekend. I'm sure we've had this mark but hey, lockdown brain. Anyone? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Could some kind soul translate please? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Given how clueless that seller is on their other glass, I don't give that much credence. ;)
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