Vintage Gold-Filled Carved Gray Porcelain Cameo Pin Brooch [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Have you ever noticed that when we don't really have a good answer, we quickly get silly? Looks good as a collar. Does friction alone keep it at...
How does it attach around the neck? Looks like it would make a chic unique dog collar.
BMRT, If you like it & it's cheap (& you would wear it) go on & get it. Regardless of the materials, it is not well constructed. Looks like...
It's quite possible she was inspired by Sophia; would date from the period when S.L. was at her peak.
I'd have to go with glass: [IMG] Not lava, that's for sure.
Stone could be green aventurine. The smaller faceted beads look more like it than the larger spherical ones, but pix don't show well enough to be...
She's definitely molded, you all recognize the signs. Choices are resin; 'lava glass', molded glass with a thick coating that gives it the...
I feel like a teacher happily marking quiz papers & giving everyone an A. For this one, the color says artificial; the soft lines say molded; the...
She's glass. Is there a little chipping at 3 o'clock that is permitting cameo to turn a bit? I see them from time to time, but do not know...
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Berry ladle would have been a better choice of words. Probably too small though. If it's smaller than a teaspoon, not sure how many olives it...
The flowers sprouting out of her head are an odd touch. These ladies are a type, but engravers seem to have tried out different arrangements of...
Maybe this Birmingham silversmith preferred this style, or to use as much silver as possible to raise the price, or...? Date letter is 1908/09,...
Berry spoon?
Don't forget that penmanship used to be a graded school subject & students were taught a particular style of cursive that was practiced...
Back from the museum, had a great time, now back to the main pursuit in life, isn't it? I may not have understand correctly what he meant to...
Victorian era Italian shell of a fantasy country scene.
Maybe LTC, since in monograms the surname is often the middle letter. Or is it LT Company? Copyright LT? Would like to see more sides, as well...
Can we see the inside?
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