If the Drakensberg, this would be your window: "In 1938 she was made a Senior Lecturer in Fine Art at the University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg,...
Well done, @Antiquefab! Debora
Nor me. Debora
"Hoarditorium" I'm laughing! Debora
Hem is hand-rolled. Does look like silk twill. Those aren't golden ornaments, by way. They are astrolabes, ship wheels and compass roses, all...
Lovely detail. Emphasizing the family's thrift and poverty. Likely missed by a modern viewer. Debora
The Drackenburg example appears to be oil, not watercolor. And I think @Antiquefab is right re attribution. [ATTACH] Debora
At a glance, I'd think Art Deco but... WhadIknow? Debora
Book looks like great fun. Congrats on (finally) adding it to your collection. Debora
Hérmes example both signed and named. Difference in quality easy to see. Debora
Here's one from Hérmes with similar motif in similar colorway for comparison. Could well be the inspiration for yours. Debora [ATTACH]
Nautical theme. Good quality. But doesn't look like Hèrmes. Without a brand signature or tag... Hum... Not going to be easy to identify...
Is the hem hand-rolled? (It appears to be.) But not silk twill? (It doesn't appear to be.) Debora
These could, of course, be newer. Lots of interest in tapestries with "exotic" themes in the 1920s. A Google Lens search will bring up examples....
Hum... Doesn't look like the work of Rosa Somerville Hope. She had almost a pointillist technique. Debora
The pendant and the chain don't share a design motif or appear to be the same color. To my eye, they are two separate costume jewelry pieces that...
Here's the "odd" necklace in a brooch. Does it look like yours was adapted? (You don't give size. Perhaps larger?)...
The "odd" necklace is 1970s from the length. But looks like it might be a marriage. Debora
The ivory/bone is very Diana Vreeland. You don't give length but probably 1970s. Gotta go disco. Debora [ATTACH]
"Damescene" earrings. Those are Toledoware from Spain. Probably late 1960s/early 1970s. Tourist stuff. Not worth putting effort into. Debora
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