Agree on about 1910 as the date, Czech and probably glass, maybe citrine. I think someone added the pearls. I'd cover them with a bit of masking...
I've jade beads that the other half bought me in Singapore some years ago. Very similar colour, not knotted. Gold clasp.
The Isle of Wight has red squirrels.
Many thanks Cheryl - I did wonder if they were a slight marriage, the back of the earrings is a little more substantial if that makes sense - and...
Paging @Any Jewelry and @DragonflyWink - opinions, ladies?
Those are nice. Indian, 19th C, hm?
You two need to come my side of the Channel. ;)
Absolutely late 50s into 60s. I really like it.
Dyed chalcedony makes sense. It's super quality: no flaws. I was thinking it was fairly early - and hoping maybe as old as Austro Hungarian, but...
I'm trying to remember what it sold for. Wasn't in great condition, but I think it got twenty quid, in with another Hitler era badge.
Funnily enough, I sold one of those Deutsche Mutter crosses a couple of months ago. Friend of mine found it in his shed - along with a whole bunch...
I've not got a tester on the stones yet, but I'm thinking chrysoprase or similar. I can't decide on the age: the earrings certainly seem older as...
I suspect this may be on that @Any Jewelry will like. A rather nice necklace with good earrings. Wires are goldplated. I'm thinking 19th C but if...
Beziers is lovely. I did a wee trip on the Canal du Midi last year, to the eight stepped locks. Glorious.
I believe the design is British, but I need to dig out the cite. We were most certainly commissioning stuff from there: all part of rebuilding....
Most welcome.
Aha, London is useful. Foreign was sometimes used for origin countries we were a bit cross with, as in Germany post WW1 and Germany/Italy/Japan...
British. Or at least, that style got made here. 1950s. I've always though they were trying to sort of emulate the Isokon Donkey.
I'd use that as a planter, rather than melt it.
There is no such thing as too much costume jewellery. Signed, Smaug.
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