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Are the 2 on the left Neiger?

 

The one on the right is silver, opal, arts and crafts. Don't know maker.

 

I am certainly coming across beautiful pieces that lend themselves to that possibility. They are very pretty necklaces...and these guys did incredible work.
Even if they are not Neiger, these examples are still nice to look at.
https://www.google.com/search?q=nei...UQDq0KHXdGA9AQ4lYoBHoECAEQGg&biw=1349&bih=657

 

Some nice necklaces there. The person I bought the middle one from had a photo of their aunt wearing it about 1910. Alas, they would'nt give me the photo.

 

I was trying to find those pretty round gemstone beads and came across this one
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/256001560041307527/

 

There is a Neiger Jewelry Facebook page. You could ask there?

 

I'd say not. The green is Pekin glass, and very nice too.

 

We are all Negan

 

Wow, thank you.

 

Too late now unless you are still in contact with the seller, but if you had a phone, maybe you could have taken a picture of the photo of the woman wearing it. It is so cool to have a record of something like that.

Just a fabulous trio. I would guess Czech for the left two. Really stunning group.

 

Neiger was a Czech firm, so ... dunno. I don't know Neiger well enough to be sure, one of the pitfalls of living in the USA. That other one ...(drool)

 

Wow, these are all knockouts!

 

My favourite is the Arts & Crafts one. Love the Czech Peking glass one too.

Neiger style necklaces are notoriously difficult to identify as real Neiger, because the beads they used were also used by just about every other necklace maker in Bohemia. Which means that most Neiger style necklaces are not actually Neiger. But of course most sellers will call them Neiger.

There is a Neiger Collector's club who have a process of identification, you could ask them. I don't know if they charge anything.

I generally stay on the safe side and say Neiger style, if it looks like it could be Neiger. Or the safer option, Bohemian or Czechoslovakian, depending on the period.

 

Thanks. I am not planning on selling them, but if I were, I would put Neiger style or Bohemia.