Think the stone is likely to be glass. They can make cabochons that have that chatoyancy. Someone will tell me whether moonglow is only plastic...
I think genuine opal, just not a very good one, now very cracked. Where was LSP located that they started in MA but ended up using Navajo...
Looks like ceramic to me. It can have a metallic glaze.
The grain & grape decoration suggests used for something alcoholic, although can also just symbolize abundant harvest.
Hello, Andy. Welcome to Antiquers. You have set an intriguing puzzle for me. If you had said you have a plaster cast of the lower ivory relief,...
One of my turtles came from a pet shop where she was on the bottom of a pile of 5 or 6 in the corner of a small tank. Most of the time they treat...
Every drawer locks separately, so secure storage for something. Silver?
I do have this in the hallway just outside the bathroom door: [ATTACH]
I love these! As for the monogram, isn't there the hint of an L also? Or just a flourish?
Like the soup bowl.
Didn't note this first time through. Definitely think watch pin. Maybe a well meaning gift she didn't need. Did she have a pin on watch?
Watch pin?
Looks like a carved moonstone man in the moon, of which there are many in this world. Some are described as Victorian, but I have also seen...
Yes, stick pin, not hat pin.
The little rope twist circlets are not evenly positioned, suggesting hand made. Afraid the blue stones look like glass to me, which does not rule...
Is damele its own mineral? Or a term for green turquoise in matrix? Had not heard of it before & my older mineral guide does not know it....
Horse hobble?
I have to wonder whether she was a practitioner of the dance form called toe-tap.
I see Pharlaston. Other definitely a tap dancer in her tap shorts. Sort of Eleanor Powell type.
There's a RODA leatherwares on Instagram.
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