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I did, somewhere.
This link will probably not be good past late September, 2018, but a whole array of carved moonstones:...
Think card was probably printed by the 'George' Meisenbach of Berlin mentioned in the British Printer. Evidently the inventor of some innovations...
Are the little ears the aubergine, brown/purple color they look on my screen? Are there only the 2 or is there a third one out of sight?
The top edge as in your third photo?
Another engraved gemstone I wouldn't mind having: http://www.ebay.com/itm/202445983680 [ATTACH] It's Psyche, not Nike. Edit: Dropped a note to...
Meisenbach, I think, the printer. But Fig has nailed it: Albrecht Kull.
Hello, AC. I see the first bit as Alb., maybe short for Albrecht? The last bit is this: Gezeichnet, gez., drawn by. So far not making sense of...
It's useful to know the appearance of age may have more to do with having been outdoors.
Welcome, Sparkle. Assuming it was the vase & not the husband that was buried at work? Would knowing the type of workplace be any help in...
I don't know to what extent scarabs in jewellery like this used genuine Egyptian faience, but that is what they look like. It is considered a...
The size & facets of the non-saphiret beads make them different, but once bought a strand of similarly opalescent beads at a bead store. When I...
Meant to look like Delft/Elevsa?
@kyratango Know if you didn't comment, you didn't see this one.
I am guessing a Chinese emperor & empress. Two members who may have more knowledgeable ideas are @Any Jewelry & @Asian Fever
Ir's really very large for a caviar implement & design would lead to metal coming into contact with the roe.
Into, but not through; looks like that side is covered with silver.
Think you're not supposed to use metal with caviar. Seems most spoons with a polished shell for the bowl get described as being for caviar,...
Lorinda Sheche is one name that comes to mind, but this does not quite look like her work.
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