I don’t have any photos to post, just wanted to say I love seeing these photos :shame:
Victorian to Edwardian I think, Victoria died in 1901. I am voting 20th century glass. The date because of the hinge and clasp and glass because...
Wouldnt 1% higher be 926?
Can't help ID but the color puts me in mind of the 1970s when avocado green was the in color :joyful:
Is it signed?
Yes, my first thought also. Made to grind solid ink sticks with water for oriental calligraphy or painting. Sweet, I like the turtle :)
Don’t know if it is Murano, definitely MCM but I would say not atomic, JMHO :)
Try searching peacock eye glass for the stone.
I would call these cuff bracelets, I think bangles are complete circles with no gap for putting them on.
Beautiful probably gold filled bracelet, most likely late Victorian. The black is enamel decoration. Love it!!! If you go the ketchup route,...
Sorry to be a bummer, but it is impossible to tell what the stones are from a photo. They need to be tested. They could be anything listed above...
Those photos are pathetic :confused:
Oops! My bad, thank you!
The tall one is sweet and the date makes sense, it is aesthetic period (late Victorian) engraving. Very pretty!
I think Shriner sometimes used upside down rhinestones, it's worth checking out.
The back of the plaque shows what looks like the remains of a modern pin back having been glued in place.
Hi Billy, black on metal is called Japanned :)
I agree, not everything is marked. When you show photos make sure to show the bottoms, marked or not :shame:
Personally, I wouldn’t care who made it, I would have grabbed that lamp in a heart beat!
Calling @TallCakes :)
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