It isn't junque. Bohemian, I think.
Me too.
Yup!
EPBM means Britannia Metal here, and it was once silver plated. BM is 93% tin, 5% antimony, 2% copper. We pronounce gill with a hard g. Hot...
Screams late 80s, that.
Stag horn to be precise. Often used for handles and little souvenirs. I'd agree on early 20th.
PLate is Indian, photo of the back please. The silver is indeed all fairly modern.
I agree with cluttered.
750 and 585 mean it's a mix of gold fineness. It's possible that the actual prong set is lower carat as it's a bit stronger. The other mark might...
True. ;)
Those are called tutti frutti. Usually Venetian beads, sometimes US assembled, 1950s or thereabouts. This one:...
Vinaigrette, that is.
Londoner here. I reckon Bronwen is right, those all look like harvested pages. Given the price, fairly recently done, too.
See if you can get the back of the cases open, OR ask a pawnbroker to do it. Some of these have hallmarks inside. If they don't, then rolled gold...
I bet someone paid an arm and a leg for that on a cruise. Looks like a stylised rendition of Cinque Terre: Ligurian coast. Recent. Not a lot of...
I don't think Ashanti. I have some and they're quite different in technique and figural detail.
Ah, gotcha!
I've seen blue. I don't think this is Italian, they tend to have gondolas and Venetian scenes. Bohemia, I suspect with that deep blue and the...
I rather liked that honking great big diamond and sapphire brooch!
AJ, there's a faint 9 ct on that eternity ring. If it's like mine, stones are in silver with a surrounding gold frame.
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