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<p>[QUOTE="spartcom5, post: 261335, member: 5213"]<b>(Click pictures to enlarge)</b> So I thought I would start my next post here with some cameos and intaglios! The first ring is a white 10k gold cameo. I saved this ring from being scrapped. They thought it was gold filled, paid $5. The cameo is damaged unfortunately. Made be Ostby Barton. The stone is carnelian? Next, I think it was made in the early 1940s but I am unsure on that, help? It's interesting because it looks art deco but seems later... I am stumped on how to tell.</p><p>[ATTACH]81818[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81820[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81822[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81823[/ATTACH]</p><p>For this ring I am fairly confident this is the 1950s. Sterling 10k top. Who made these rings??</p><p>[ATTACH]81826[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81828[/ATTACH]</p><p>Finally is one of my top rings made by Ostby Barton. Saved from scrapping. I haven't seen one similar. The intaglio in sterling with black enamel? Now it has begun to chip a little bit. Is there anything I can do to protect it? I don't dare get water near it in fear of it getting under in and ruining it further. Again I am thinking 1940s?</p><p>[ATTACH]81830[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81831[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81832[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81833[/ATTACH]</p><p>Feel free to chime in about anything I really appreciate the expertise here! I should also note most of all my rings are scrap saves. It's amazing what some people are willing to melt down.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="spartcom5, post: 261335, member: 5213"][B](Click pictures to enlarge)[/B] So I thought I would start my next post here with some cameos and intaglios! The first ring is a white 10k gold cameo. I saved this ring from being scrapped. They thought it was gold filled, paid $5. The cameo is damaged unfortunately. Made be Ostby Barton. The stone is carnelian? Next, I think it was made in the early 1940s but I am unsure on that, help? It's interesting because it looks art deco but seems later... I am stumped on how to tell. [ATTACH]81818[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81820[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81822[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81823[/ATTACH] For this ring I am fairly confident this is the 1950s. Sterling 10k top. Who made these rings?? [ATTACH]81826[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81828[/ATTACH] Finally is one of my top rings made by Ostby Barton. Saved from scrapping. I haven't seen one similar. The intaglio in sterling with black enamel? Now it has begun to chip a little bit. Is there anything I can do to protect it? I don't dare get water near it in fear of it getting under in and ruining it further. Again I am thinking 1940s? [ATTACH]81830[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81831[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81832[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]81833[/ATTACH] Feel free to chime in about anything I really appreciate the expertise here! I should also note most of all my rings are scrap saves. It's amazing what some people are willing to melt down.[/QUOTE]
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