Yup!
@Bronwen ?
I wondered that. They look decent. Interesting about that brooch!
It's got enough depth to be amethyst, although there was some fabulous faux stuff coming out of Bohemia back then.
Hm... studio, yes? Annoyingly familiar.
There you go. It was made by a great many factories.
The back on that is no earlier than the 1930s. I suspect that's when it's from. Chain has nothing to do with it.
@Any Jewelry is good on costumes.
Copper lustreware, late 19th, Staffordshire.
Cufflinks are probably brass. The watches may be interesting, could use better close ups, especially of any marks. Crystal necklace is 50s, I have...
There is, absolutely. Not so much the earrings, they're pretty standard, but the other things yes.
Oh lord, every time I hear Tuareg as a word I channel Rowan Atkinson.
They are indeed chrysanths. It may have only had a number.
I don't think it's ttransfer print either. Staples weren't used much after the 20s, so it's at least that age.
Good girl. ;)
I would, they'd be lovely to drink from. (No dishwasher!)
Probably silver filigree bracelet , that clasp is often Turkish or Middle Eastern. 1920s or 30s carved ivory brooch. The earrings are fairly...
It's one of the very modern factories who use the "Capodimonte" mark.
That stem style was quite common in the 50s and 60s. So fairly modern I think. Well done for rescuing.
I wear those colours. ;) I've given it a vinegar soak and a good rub down, it's looking very fine.
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