That style went on to the early 70s. Zip compartment like that is usually a bit later, ime. I'd get some saddle soap on that.
Multiple eyes are VERY useful!
I squinted. Not marks, just where the embossed necklace shows on the back.
It's absolutely Wade Ireland, I've rather a bit of it. A little egg cup or goblet probably. The letter in the middle of the shamrock is the...
That's it! I think you're spot on and I had something Austrian or thereabouts in my head.
I love those monochrome ones.
Sunshine won't hurt it. It gets off the crud and brings back a decent look without mucking up the proper patina.
Called posy rings here.
<snicker> I like historismus. We're back on the Dr Strabismus thing.
I think slightly more towards 1910 than 1900. A go with a Sunshine will bring it up nicely.
Agreed. They're too inexpensive to copy.
Austria would make sense. I've seen that complex back construction on brooches from there. Not quite sure it's Mary, the face is a tad fat, but...
I love the fact that the grapes one even has tendrils. Appeals to my botanical soul, that. @Any Jewelry - who do you reckon the female is on the...
HOO! ;)
No aid was provided after WW1, so I presume you mean WW2. Germany was forced to pay huge reparations to the Allied Nations after WW1, which...
If you ever get stuck, I'm happy to act as a forwarder.
The colours are very nice, aren't they.
Aren't they fine. They glow.
None of those resemble the original pendant in manufacture, design, style or any other characteristic. It's far more typical of German and Czech...
I suspect French.
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