Looks like agate....
Looks like a factory reject goblet which had the base cut off and made into a bell.
It's a modern round brilliant,The cut was invented in 1918 and took years before it was commonly used and accepted by the cutters.
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Synthetic emeralds really weren't available until the late 1940's.
The maker's mark is too worn to tell anything.Does the diamond have a flat culet?
The soldered appliques are falling off,it looks like an inexpensive piece from Pier One imports.
The diamond setting is a cluster setting has been around for many years and still used today......
Cast reproduction.
Looks like it was die stamped,is it magnetic?
Don't remember the names.The "painted" flower pieces on the top are the same type as the base I think.
There are 2 different types there.
It could be Chinese chicken blood stone,Qing Tian stone or a number of other stones. Testing would be the only way to find out.
I have a number of pieces that I wear,my favorite is brown in color and looks like stained wood.One piece has a blue stain on the lower part.A...
What is the mark on the blade,photo too out of focus to read it.
#1 is not a cover,it's the handle of the "bucket".
Inexpensive carving set....see previous thread with info. https://www.antiquers.com/threads/unique-this-vintage-india-carved-knife-and-fork-set.17858/
Looks like this one....... http://www.whatthevictoriansthrewaway.com/project/queen-victoria-clay-pipe-2/
Replica..... https://www.pirates-cave.com/denix-geweren/rifle-1138
The lock looks like pot metal and I think the patch box is a solid sheet of brass,not sure what's going on with the barrel.
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