Woohoo, I’m learning!:kiss:
I’ve tracked this down to being an officers collar badge that has had the original hardware removed from the back and made into a brooch. The...
Oh wow, that’s earlier that I thought, I was wondering if it could be 20s but thought you’d say 50s! That spring ring, with the nobble, is that...
I beg to differ! You are a superstar for taking the time to look and help. I will search out that book. I’ve almost completely failed to find...
The clasp looks quite old to me but I can’t decide! How old do you think it is please? Nicely made with no marks. 7.5” long Thanks as always :-)...
Marko you are a superstar!! Thankyou so much for your efforts, I really appreciate it :kiss:. Which book do you have?……as I need one!
The acorn cufflink is cute. Only 1? Make nice pendants?
Hmm, that’s the conundrum isn’t it, true Art Deco or a late to the party wannabee!
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I find lots of modern Monet jewellery, the gold and silver tone modern stuff but I think this piece is a rare beast. The Monét stamp was used...
Wow, that’s expensive! £100 for a pair of plain gold tone Monet earrings…….:eek: I could pick those up at a car boot or charity shop for a quid!
Local enough to go and look? This!. Every time! I see rubbish photos, ask for better ones and they are even worse! I rarely bother asking now...
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Thankyou :-)
I’ve got a huge pile of it you can have. Free to collector of course :-)
They offered me thigh high boots :smuggrin:
@Hollyblue do you have any ideas please?
Wow, you are amazing AJ! I would have laid money that they were wooden until I’ve looked closely through a loupe. I’m glad my £2.50 was well spent...
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A while ago I showed some inlaid beads with swirls that @Any Jewelry kindly identified as Mauritanian. Are these dotty inlay beads likely the same...
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