Nouveau, rather than Deco. And I'd think of it being that old, too.
Yup. Mine will be American, given it says K.
Mine reminds me of yours. Found in the bottom of a box of junque. ;) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Cannetile work. Hm. That sort of says Middle Eastern/North African looking at it.
I think it could be, but there's other Cornish companies. It certainly has the look of a St J. Email them - it's definitely a Petroc cross.
Nice work!
It's a St Petroc cross, by the way.
Yup, thank you for rescuing my brain. A stylised SJC. I like their stuff.
It's British. Oh lord, I can't remember who dunnit. Cornish company, I think. Got some of their stuff somewhere. Phoeey.
Did they use those clear labels that early on, then?
Second one is pretty new and rings a bell. French I think.
Neat. Would sell well here and if I saw it, I'd think West German or maybe Belgian.
I've got some very vicious bright green modern amber that's been reconstituted and dyed, and also the more olive green colour. But no, not that...
Interesting. I just tested the green beads with UV and they've a nice blue veil. So maybe amber after all.
Gawd. Someone in 2009!
Plated, my a$$. I've a similar shaped brooch, similar marks, but no stones.
Mushroom is good, the rest are mass market, but not unsaleable. Papwerweights.com is a lovely bloke called Alan Thornton Who Knows Of What He Speaks.
Missing a stopper.
Ruth, I can't decide what the green ones are. I do suspect something like Bakelite from the look and feel. The amber ones are certainly amber. I...
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