That silver hoard? I'd say the earrings are 60s.
Pressed malachite and mother of pearl. Very new.
I can't find the research I did, but even in the 19th C some Jablonec stones were actually glass, not true garnets. Having said that, the only...
Gablonz/Jablonec garnet jewellery, every last one of them. I don't think those last two are post WW2, Ruth, the finesse really went after the war.
It's screaming 1980s to me.
I'd be fairly sure it's Italian. Not English creamware, anyhow.
I suspected Chinese. It's very well done. To me, the mark looks mirrored upside down Fs.
Handpainted, decent quality, but what's the logo on the base? Anyone recognise it please? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I've a fair few older costume bracelets with fixed safety chains.
I suspect I'd have adored it and spent a fortune!
Terry, if you do that stuff with a Sunshine cloth it takes five minutes to get it looking decent. Yours is Venetian, but you probably know that.
Not D&E puddling to my eye and the metal work is wrong too. Lovely thing.
Yup. About a dollar apiece.
It's the colours, the use of a lily, which is tres francais and that odd clasp.
My lapsed Catholicism says Joseph with the Christ child.
I think it may be French.
Chinese modern.
Indeed, but Scandinavian silver makers are still using that leaf and floreate style. so are some Scottish jewellers.
It's very well made. Might even be 1930s.
Jade, I should think. And older than you might guess with that clasp and hinge. I suspect Scandinavian.
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