Sorry for the radio silence. Had a long day at work then getting tea for the kids! Here are some more photos. Let me know if they still aren’t...
I’ll be home soon and take lots more photos!
Another happy dance :joyful:
I’ll give it a wash tonight and take more photos. Sadly I’m out at work at the moment.
Is the whole necklace likely to be 19th century or later than the clasp?.
Wow!. Ok that’s a surprise:smug:. Yes the clasp is 9ct. So what’s the difference between the modern cheaper ones and the vintage ones?, other than...
Yes, I picked it up for £1 at a village fete. Beads are only little- 50mm and 75mm. I’ll take more photos tonight.
Excuse me if I give it a jolly good wash before I start licking it :yuck:. By the way, what am I meant to be tasting or is this just a good joke...
I’ll look when I get home tonight :-)
Is just where the carving is pierced.
I didn't think of coral. Are antique (if that's what it is?) coral necklaces particularly desirable?
That has got to be made by the same maker. The screws are in exactly the same place and that overlapping cuff is nearly the same. Mind you the...
Thankyou, that is good to know as that was bothering me the most.
I really don't know. Black stuff is so hard to identify. The bracelet part certainly feels and looks like an early plastic but the locket is more...
Sorry, it’s difficult to get an idea of scale from those photos. The beads range from 0.5- 0.75cm
@Any Jewelry , Thankyou for your information about the necklace. I saw this one today at a village fete and immediately spotted the same 9ct...
Ha! You could have claimed responsibility for it if you’d been quick enough!
You are good at this!. I think you may be spot on. One of those on that link has exactly this signature. Hopefully it isn’t a copy.
No, it’s very clear but some of the letters don’t look like our alphabet.
Am I right thinking this is quite old and unusual?. Is it likely to be Bakelite? Found at a village fete I took the girls to today. Haven’t got...
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