Clear on mine, too.
I'm with Ruth on this. Between the wars Bohemian/Czech stones in brass. Gimme that.
High quality filigree work has been exported from China for centuries. Tha earring backs, especially, are pretty typical.
Silver tone, probably. Nice.
Dragon's Breath is art glass.
I don't think the chain relates to the pendant. Pendant looks to be nice Chinese vermeil or even gold filigree with, as others have said, carved...
It's not what I think of as dragon's breath. Really nice, though.
Daft sod. ;)
Spot on for mustard, that.
That set looks a bit later with the gilding style, shape and colour. Possibly Egermann.
Those enamelled flowers - and yes, that's the correct term - are also very common on Venetian glass. It's nigh on impossible to tell the...
I do believe that's a marguerite.
Yup, 1970s. I had and still have very similar things.
Facial features look Afghan/Pashtun or maybe Kurdish.
fwiw, my parents bought very similar stuff in Italy in the 50s. Loadsa Old Masters.
Ah, I thougt you meant the one with porcelain flowers was marked Moser.
Fantasy ones - sort of freesias and sort of daisies. Potters aren't botanists.
First looks late 19th/early 20th. Is that "Moser" marked? Looks between the wars.
Better eyes than mine, there. ;)
Lacquer on papier mache, yes, Russian. Still made. Title, in the middle, is Troika. Artist initials are AM, I'd say, although the left hand word...
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