The blue stone might be blue topaz or blue zircon. I posted a huge necklace a week or so back which had ocean jasper. I've seen that butterfly...
I can believe that!
The seller said she bought both earrings to go with the necklace, even thought it's different brands. Monet is nice quality and underrated, imo.
Shouts sixties to me. Copper was a Thing.
There was a Spanish pottery which did some Picasso influenced stuff, although this isn't quite like.
I've had a scan through BSPM, can't see an immediate match.
It's categorically not Fishley Holland, totally wrong style, clay and mark. That looks more like a trident. I'll have a look in BSPM, suggest...
Grabbed these as a handful. Then realised when I got home that the Monet earrings match the YUGE bracelet I also grabbed a week or two back. The...
I get into a pink hissy spitting fit when they refer to variants as having country names. Let's just blame Johnny Foreigner eh? It's also bad...
The cruise ship had a "special sale" (!) on silver and Roman Glass jewellery. The combination of holiday, lack of willpower and cocktails was...
I suspect poured glass enamel.
Not my image, but this is the necklace I own. Bought on a cruise. (sigh, need one) https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/86201780349648715/
And even the Greeks!
Yup, that's the chap, the naked chef. Yeah, that "nurse" was barking.
Dudson, Adams, Wedgwood.
If it were made for the UAE market, it's feasible carved jade was imported.
Late 19th/early 20th Bohemian.
They're sprit haunted. ;)
I've got notebook covers like this. Bought new in Spain in the 70s.
The seller had lots, I ought to have bought more - bangles, that is. The blue is some kind of moonglow l think, rather than bakelite. The bling...
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