None. In my not so humble opinion. She just does not have a single attribute, and Diana has been depicted in a larger variety of ways than most...
I'm not either. Judging by pieces my mother had, AB was popular in the 50s, but perhaps they were a novelty then? Don't think they have been out...
My mother wore her hair up during the later 60s & bought 2 pairs of pins for dressier times, costume quality, not fine jewellery. The single,...
Think they used the same pick to set them that they used to mine them!
Meanwhile: [ATTACH] antique cameo brooch, made with solid brass and genuine crystal, engraved 3D Huntress Diana has detailed workmanship. Circa...
Some elements, a hunter in the mountains, a supernatural being, ring of Per (not the later Peer) Gynt, but the supernatural beings in that one are...
First word is 'Troika'.
Love this: Interviewing Gypsy Graves is like tap-dancing in a rake factory.
EBay has some new lulus today. *Miracle survival ring from 1830's Georgian Era ..! *Museum/Showroom type of rarity, absolutely gorgeous cameo...
It occurs to me that another reason to think this would be for hair rather than hats is the gold shaft. The head on a hatpin might be gold, but...
Suffragettes were forbidden to wear pins over a certain length to rallies, something that way. It wasn't a universal limitation.
Another one seen with great frequency, but hasn't remotely caught up with Headband & Ponytail Girls. Not quite high art, but a sweet gift for a...
Another cameo savant: Antique Cameo Pendant [ATTACH]
A large one of hash smoke?
DING! DING! DING! I'm assuming what the seller was showing in that blurry photo of the back is the 'Made in Germany' mark, 'cause it sure ain't a...
Seven inches is too short for the type of hatpin needed to anchor those great big creations of the early part of the last century, while the ones...
Would 'turf guide' be the term?
I don't really know about these things, of course, but, does the pendant of a bat with endearingly large ears look like a 2-nostril coke spoon to...
No, I think of her as headband girl. But she & Ponytail Girl are quite possibly the most widely reproduced cameos of our time. It's the wee...
Yep. Some idea when it was made?
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