Yes,it is in “Juliana Jewelry Reference” by Ann Pitman, page 218, it is in a different color but the same design and metal color :)
I hate to be a bummer, but, I get a lot of local retirees who want to sell their sets of “collector plates”. They bought them via subscription...
Is the bracelet made up of 5 sections? Your back photo doesn’t show the whole piece. We need a better photo!
All I ever find is sad looking silver plate, but I keep looking!
Krementz would often mark the pin stem with a tiny mark, "Diana" is one of their marks.
I was selling at a show about 6 years ago, the dealer across from me had prints. Things very very slow so she passed the time by taking...
I agree based on the clasp :shame:
OH MY, someone must have wanted that bad :cool:
The stone in that brooch may be jasper :shame:
Nice Art Nouveau hat pin. The one you found that had sold must have been gold, this looks like costume, so you are right that it wouldn’t go that...
She looks like she has chipmunk cheeks ;)
It will look wonderful polished up :)
Ahh, that is why a search for ivy would not help :shame:
Pretty thing, it's a shame the edge of the stopper has that bad chip :sorry:
A marriage, the pendant and wrapped beads were added to a baroque pearl necklace. The clasp on the necklace is a recent style.
Have you tried to find the artist on the internet? Maybe you can email her and ask her about it :)
I wonder if the original fabric is still on the seat under the needlepoint :rolleyes:
Can we see the clasp front and back?
I agree, needs a Deco fabric covering!
Chip and dip? Cheese and cracker?
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