Look at some Mackintosh jewellery before you take my word for it!
Unusual. I would describe it as wreath & ribbon design. It's 20th century, not antique. Middle third of the century? Guessing, there will be...
A bit Rennie Mackintosh in feeling.
Posted by a newbie who resists all attempts to tell him/her that they are fake & not thousands of years old.
Are they on your phone? Usual advice is to mail them to yourself, shrinking file size to medium before sending. Others will come along with more...
Welcome back, Luke. Members prefer if you include your pix with your post & not direct them off site.
You can always cover yourself with 'Murano type beads'. Also 'Swarovski type crystals'. I can't tell the color of the metal. Guessing silver...
Have seen lots of Murano beads like the blue ones. Where the necklace was constructed...?
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/great-grandmothers-necklace-question.34912/
I don't have I Need Help's search skills so maybe that's why I'm finding very little on the Internet that is similar apart from Queen Victoria's...
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I have something similar I am too lazy to photograph that has a large pink disc behind the figure. Doesn't look hefty but weighs a ton. Mine...
I see I goofed up & my previous message got put into the middle of yours. Sell it, by all means. I was just giving it a back story based on my...
I was wondering what culture they were supposed to be from. Gibber makes sense.
Great photo. Very helpful in understanding how these long, lanyard type necklaces/chains with a slide were used. This came up in another thread...
When were cigar band rings in fashion?
Think there would have been a large disc of frosted glass behind her so that you saw the silhouette when lit.
Yup. Did register that it was not hollow so hat pin holder notion out. Too short as well.
It would be useful to know the length of OP. So far, seal that was never engraved seems like good guess.
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