You may want to add the word "crown" to your watch advertisement to distinguish it from other models made in the same year. As in Ingersoll Crown...
Thank you for saying that. :kiss::kiss::kiss:
Thank you so much. You are a doll. I wish I had your savvy. :)
I'm trying to understand the relationship between the pearl and the gold.
Ah ha. These are the same stones as mine, but the wrong configuration. Too complex too, but we're on the right track....
Great idea. That should broaden the range! Thank you for all your help!!!!!!!!!!!!
@KSW This one has the same ribbon effect but with the wrong stones....
More like the color of the first petal brooch than this. This one is a deeper more intense color, mine is more on the amethyst side.
Oh my goodness. That is quite lovely and, wow, expensive.
Wow. That was quick. Thank you. I kept looking at their signatures on...
I bought this little choker with purple and lilac stones and would like to buy some matching pieces, if I could identify the maker. I tried and...
I think the background is intended to look like intarsia. Maybe that could be a search term.
Sorry. No idea. I was just trying to amuse while you waited for a serious answer.
I’m not unhappy with this outcome. Every time I learn a little more and always appreciate the interest and effort members put into posts, like...
You and me both. I was hoping for something interesting. This isn't a cheaply made thing.
I think you're onto something. Thank you very much.
Like the piece at the end of the rod on this Thomas Goode one?[IMG]
Thank you for this. I am here to learn.
I edited my post based on the initial feedback from members that the piece can't be silver.
I can see samovar or the like as it has to sit in something like a ring to hold it in place. Thus the step down design.
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