It's fine. These weren't really faked, they were quite everyday pieces.
I'm going on comparables with UK prices, might be a bit more across the water - you're a smaller place. ;)
I would, but ONLY with a Sunshine cloth.
Not as they once were, it's butterscotch amber that's now the thing. I'd see them at 50 euro maybe a little more in a shop.
Thirded on chess pieces.
It's a type of lucite with glass fibre inclusions. Might go into the 80s.
POured enamel if it helps.
I've still got brooches just like that, which went with that whole power dressing thing.
That necklace that cluttered singled out? I've one with the same fitments, but lovely green Bohemian glass. 1930s and I suspect that one is glass...
The safety chain has been added. I've done that before now. 20s or 30s I'd think. If you want to wear it, get it restrung. Not massive value,...
I don't think Cairngorm, they didn't outline in silver. Certainly late 19th/early 20th and a good Stourbridge maker.
Arabic on the bottom.
The trailed blue with aventurine is probably Italian. Wrong dauber. That spatter one is a puzzle: the greyed ground base is usually found on...
Carnelian that one.
Elm, I'd say and with a bit of age. Might be snuff or a spice or just a nice wee box. Treen, indeed.
Pat, get a soft old toothbrush with a bit of white vinegar or Windex on those stones, and invest in a Sunshine cloth for the metal. It will look...
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