I agree with 50s-60s celluloid. If it is very light weight it is a kind of celluloid called Featherlight, it is usually matte in finish and often...
Nice woodcuts!
The rhinestones seem to have an Aurora Borealis Finish, if so they can be no older than 1955. So the set is probably from the 1950s-60s. JMHO :)
it sounds like a stained piece with art glass for the flower on top.
Rub the pearl on your front teeth, is it smooth or grainy?
I guess what I was asking about is if the color is on the bottom or if it is clear.
I also find I have to think about the search terms used. I know “flower and etch” will give different results from “flower and etched”!
When searching on chataboutdg you must put “and” between all search terms as the default is “or”. So searching there you would try “stippled and...
What does the bottom look like?
I love it!!!
Just adding my 2 cents - dang! What a great bracelet!!
I have always loved Star Trek, the cheesier the story the better ;)
Flashed glass will not wear off because the color is a second coating of glass applied to the first while both are hot. Staining and cold paint...
I could be wrong but it looks stained. Flashed glass is glass that is blown and has 2 layers of color, stained is when color is sprayed on and...
Calling @TallCakes and @Cherryhill :)
I think they are called slave bracelets.
Where have you looked? Have you tried here: http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/
Could be, I wonder if any of them are marked?
I agree, nice mid century costume pieces, not Art Deco.
Maybe their flattened backs have soemething to do with them not being brighter?
Separate names with a comma.
