Featured glass beads & cloisonne bracelet

hi folks

2 other pieces i bought from the same charity as the amber

the glass beads have a missing clasp part which should be an easy fix as the connecting parts are metal

the cloisonne has a few missing of the double links
has a mark on the inside clasp

any info on these will be a great help

 

Beads are, I think, Czech. Sommerso technique, twenties into thirties.

Bracelet is in a satsuma style, I think Japanese.

absolute bargains.

 

massive help as always, thanks obb

 

Agree. Both of those necklaces were bargains.

 

how dya get on with your ebay prob lucille ? hope it resolved itself alright

 

Loving the cloisonne. Nice detail and looks quality.

 

It does, it might be as early as Meiji period.

 

Unlike most Japanese pieces, someone signed it! The Czech beads are iris glass colors and I'd bet they're older than they look. The clasp looks more modern but the glass matches the beads. I wouldn't be surprised if someone scored those out of the back of a warehouse and put the necklace and clasp together after WWII.

 

these must have come from the sme lady who donated the other pieces (same shop)

think the turquoise coloured ones are glazed faience pottery beads ?

red/pink glass ones have a sparkly gold inner on some

blue one marked west germany

 

If that was one woman's jewelry, would love to have seen her clothes!

Debora

 

absolutely !

 

A woman after my own heart. Love the colours.

 

Those blue and pink beads are gorgeous.

 

thanks evey, think they're the nicest ones, these are the closest match i've found described as Givre glass ? (im ignoring price stated)

https://www.etsy.com/listing/150164825/vintage-givre-glass-crystal-beads

 

That faience looks more like turquoise matrix.

 

i was only just thinking that obb, really stumped on that one

dunno if the construction of the necklace rings any bells

 

They do, but they're not. You can see where the glaze didn't quite cover. That said, they look like they're on copper; I'd have bagged them so fast you wouldn't have seen them blur by. Copper girl here!