Is it super light weight? If yes, kind of reminds me of sort of a pressed tin-like metal that was used on some costume pieces in the 1930s. It's...
I'm guessing this is not from a particular maker, or?? Rough pontil on base. 8" high. Thanks for taking a look! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Very cool. Thanks for sharing this important find!
A little hard to see from the photo, but if the stones (rhinestones?) are glued in, not set, almost certainly not gold. It sure looks like...
Definitely has age and it's so dark and steampunk-y, I would absolutely purchased that for $50. It's almost scary. Someone will want that just...
Some of you know I have a weakness for these old framed vintage jewelry craft art pieces. No two alike. Found at the Goodwill. This one is fun...
Definitely don't mess with granny! You find interesting things, Davey.
Well found, Marote! :)
Not wear, its reflecting my black shirt I think. It's pretty shiny and I just went over it again with a very strong loupe and couldn't find wear....
Thanks for the additional views. :) Curious if any of our US members have seen a stamp written like this? What I normally see written in the U.S....
Wow, folks. Thanks for taking a look. Didn't even notice there were more markings in the clasp. I'll see what I can make out. Also just...
Looks like it will be a good sale!
Thanks for trying that name, Komokwa!! :) Maybe someone will recognize it tomorrow. Yes, does seem to have good luck symbols.
Any help with the markings? Was sold as gold plated, it's marked "12/K 1/18th", see below. The stones in the bottom square are half red and...
Ohhh, that's clearly a special piece. Very nice.
Gorgeous bowls!
Maybe take a few pics in regular light without a flash. Also add dimensions or something to scale. I see that it's in a box, but no idea how big...
I'm getting a newer vibe from it as well, but hard to tell from just a photoraph with flash. It's definitely in the style of an older piece, but...
No "Hong Kong" on mine. I've definitely had other vintage pieces with this type hardware that were 1950s/60s, but I think it was used beyond...
That's a good start. Thank you Roaring20s!
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