The wire stringers appear to be someones home repair and it looks like a lot of bubbles in the beads.
War dept. ID expired 24 March 1945 and marked inactive.What is the other ID card and date.
There very few ribbons with horizontal lines.What is the ID card at the top of one photo?
The marks were originally pressed into the original wax model,when the wax was injected into the mold it didn't fill the mark area properly.
Why would you assume you could find a maker's mark?There are probably thousands of marks which were never registered any place.
It appears to be cast,so 14K with GK the maker's mark.
Probably diamonds in the eyes also,The newer ones are made in sterling,14K and 18K gold.The wax patterns of the same type are used for all the...
There have been a number of companies making art nouveau style jewelry for years.Can't tell what the maker's mark on your's,but probably modern....
There is no photo of the underside whole base,offering advise without knowledge is dangerous.
More flaming bombs........
Jeweler's/red brass has the same working qualities as 14K yellow gold.
It doesn't look like lapis in the photo,maybe it's the lighting.
It doesn't look like the medallion is original to the piece,the ring at the top appears to have been smashed down and lead soldered into the top...
Looks like a man with a beard and rifle butt on his shoulder.A larger photo of the medallion might help.
Resin pieces have been made for over 40 years,what size are they?Yard sale price might bring $5 each.
Is there a cracked seam on the ball?Both appear to be hand engraved,the clip crudely done.
Looks like they all may be CNC carved.
Size and what is inside.
Looks like it's a blob of solder,it it were a mark it would be level with the rest of the surface as the other mark is.
It's a flaming bomb..................
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