Eagle looks Native American.
Yup, 1950s. Webb did that cut.
Agreed on the little one, late 19th.
Anything by Dan Brown. Also, Fifty Shades of grey.
Certainly Pekin glass and very nice too.
Fob, rather than a locket. Bright cut, so I'd think mid to late 19th. I agree on the other, it looks Swiss or Austrian to me. Long dead edelweiss.
Persian it may well be, or possibly Afghan. It is indeed generally unveined and that lovely clarity. No matrix.
I paid nigh on scap too, same in Dubai for some fabulous stuff.
I think it's turquoise. I've gold bought in Egypt and went round a fair few jewellery shops in Cairo and elsewhere. Very unlikely to use glass,...
I'd say not. The green is Pekin glass, and very nice too.
1970s crafter, I reckon.
Definitely that, then.
If I saw that here, I'd think it a Doulton stoneware pipe shard.
Yup, but something like Fairy Liquid won't hurt it. When these were made, cleaning materials were far more abrasive.
Bohemian. Between the wars, rather nice, too.
Yup, I suspect part of a dressing table set.
I've used bread for paintings, never jewellery. Interesting.
Trinket box. Washing up liquid and warm water.
Looks spot on for WMF to me. Has the quality and style too. Late 19th.
1950s I suspect. The B is a deorator's piecework mark. Horse chestnut leaves amongst others, so I'd idly speculate that autumn leaves/gold might...
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