I just got a New Posting email about this zombie thread. Did something crawl out from under a bridge?
It might be a trade name; I found some on Amazon under that title, not that it means much.
Someone on another board found it - Gray Ocean Jasper Fossil Stone. No tube worms in sight, thankfully.
And you can tell I was somewhere past tired, because I didn't notice the stuff in 5 that I couldn't quite see in the mini pic was in full view...
And old, if not antique. Opera length graduated beads were popular in the late 20s to early 30s, so if they're not strictly antique they're...
I'd like a look at 17, at number 5 just because there's so much in there, and since 2 has already given itself away I won't bother with that.
Dunno. I was wondering about a fossil stone, but I almost hope it's not tube worms; those things kind of gross me out. :-)
It looks like some sort of composite, but I'm not sure what. The close-up is the clasp. The big picture is a "haul" shot with an eilat ring. The...
This week I went to a church thrift I thought was putting out a pile of new jewelry. Not so much... one or two bits including some fake Pandora...
I could use a bit of rubbish like that! Did you check the rest of the trash to make sure they hadn't thrown out "the plate" while they were at...
The pearls probably are. The glass beads??? I figured Japanese, but you never know.
Japanese? They look it. The necklace could have been assembled anywhere of course.
I've got the same hunch as Kronos. Didn't take much, just a Google.
Add in the costume settings and I'd be thinking 70s too.
The look like coral from here; those little dark indents are all wrong for ivory and dead right for white coral. Odds are they're vintage; the...
I'd say 1960s and ... no idea on the rest.
Sugar caster?
Hate to say it, but once they get into this sort of condition I generally toss them.
Tie tac. It probably came in a set with some cuff links with the same B. Made that way in the factory. It looks like Swank or Scammel, or...
That looks like what I can (mostly) see in person.
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