Ah, might well be, right sort of colour.
Thanks! I shall wear it as one, it looks more effective I reckon. I can't decide what the yellow dangles are. Cold enough for glass, but oddly...
Individual strands makes sense, @Bronwen and @Debora . They cost a whole six dollars for the lot, and I've plenty of catches I can use.
That's a thougt. The messenger, I mean. Makes sense. Font looks Georgian, too.
Excellent, thank you. I bought them a while back, and then saw lots of larimar in the Caribbean earlier this year. Lovely colour.
Yup, bells and a scroll or book.
Nor me! I suspect it is meant to be four necklaces, sans proper catches.
That looks spot on, thank you.
The ring is reverse carved, smooth cab top. I need to go resquint at the marks on the pendant, they are TINY. From memory, early 20th. I've never...
This looks like carved abalone or maybe MOP on some kind of marble. It BIG. I don't think the frame is silver, the bale might be. Any thoughts on...
Forgot I had these. More of a sky blue than the image looks. Larimar? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
And a really nice one, bought from a favourite seller on the bay about ten years ago. I think the intaglio was reset in a silver surround. Figure...
I'd forgotten these. @Bronwen A ring I bought a while ago, looks like an intaglio with a foiled background. Has some age I think. [ATTACH]...
And one for @Any Jewelry . Bloke who sold me this reckoned it was Afghan, which seems reasonable. What do you think? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Oh dear, more for the hoard. A couple of Christian Dior 1980s NOS bits, one set marked as Grosse, who made for them. All of six dollars ish....
Pastille burner I suspect.
Not worth much here, sadly, far too common. :(
I don't think pottery from the original description. Faience is lighter and not cold.
Lovely idea, I'm sure they'd welcome them.
The bonnet is Elizabethan, too. Think Beefeater style hat. My first thought was chorister. I do think he was made by an amateur.
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