The technique is still used today in many countries as it has been for centuries.... Hand chased
Grease box for old wagon wheels,etc. there are several threads about them here someplace. Here is one.........
Hand chased,no electricity needed.
Looks like a tiger's tooth.
You haven't heard about the "dark Swedes"?
Do you know any Vikings?
Initials of the artist who designed the female figure on the top,maker's mark on the bottom of the piece.
Tiny stone in an "illusion setting",probably less than 8 points.A mm size would tell how large the stone is,but the setting is made for a small...
Scrap value
Looks like the whole piece is coated with excess solder on both sides,maybe a marriage or poor repair work.
Looks like it was die stamped,using progressive dies to make the top half appear to be a coin.
The pin looks like a low quality reproduction.The back of the ladies head the sprues were just clipped off and no finishing done.
The casting "flash" is in all of the open areas.
I don't think the long stone is a rolling pin,looks more like an acorn grinding stone....................
Catlinite pipestone beads?
The photos are not in focus of the bracelet,it doesn't looks right for NA.
It's light weight because because the tail and head are hollow.
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/european-raku-sculpture-marked.42629/
A piece of "fur trade silver" made and marked by Paul Revere.
Round brilliant cut stone. What are you talking about with"pointy back"?
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