Featured Orange glass necklace

Think this is rolled gold, hard to read the marks but think I can see two Ls, can’t make out the other mark, it’s 18 inches long, orange glass. Can’t remember where I got it from.
Is this likely to be 1950s? Any info please anyone? Thank you

 

Nice chunky and pretty.

 

Here’s a pic of the whole necklace, (which I should have included in the first place) which will give a better idea of the size of the beads.

 

very nice !

 

I usually regard those orange colour glass beads as more modern than the typical deco age ones. I have absolutely no base of fact for this deduction other than I’ve not seen them in older necklaces only more recent ones. Im happy to be educated otherwise though!
What does it say on the claspy thing?

 

Found out a bit more, came across the SP mark. Think it’s a Friedrich Spiedel Pforzheim piece.

 

Aha, I think I posted a couple of necklaces aaages ago that @Any Jewelry identified as that.
I’ll see if I can find them in the depths of the forum.

 

The spring ring on the necklace says post-WWII to me. 60s probably from the looks of it.

 

Thanks, I think I might have something else buried here that has that same makers mark which I didn’t recognise. I was looking at Czech beads when I saw it.

 

It’s too broken up to see

 

Thanks.

 

Found it!
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/hallmarks-scandinavian-necklaces.49665/

 

Thanks! They are lovely, I must have seen them but I just don’t remember them. I’m putting things I get identified in bags with notes now.

 

There is a slightly similar one on eBay but they haven’t identified theirs.

 

Thanks for finding that. Think art nouveau is a bit of a guess here.

 

I've a few with those dangles, always thought 30s Czech.

 

It was the amazing inh!

It is Speidel, btw, not Spiedel.
In German ei is pronounced as the English I, ie as the English ee sound in

 

Oops, sorry
**bows in respect to INHs unparalleled search skills**