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He's holding a brooch clasp in one hand, and the type of push pin needed to attach this kind of clasp. Given that he's looking at the pin, and is box shaped, I think he represents a nail or screw or ...
What a beauty! The art glass dangle and the bead caps with the petals reminds me very much of pieces by Schreiner.
The figure is boxer John Sullivan. https://www.google.com/search?q=pabst+blue+ribbon+john+sullivan&rlz=1C1NHXL_enUS700US700&espv=2&biw=1366&bih=643&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjqkpOP-PrOAhXFH...
This is the mark of a company called Marshal Metal Manufactory, a Korean company who made jewelry, belts and other stuff in the 1980's. https://trademarks.justia.com/owners/marshal-metal-manufactory-...
Fabulous!
I don't think this a Native American piece. The bird is a Quetzal, and is a popular motif used in both Mexican and Guatemalan jewelry.
I can't speak to the age of this ring, but it's from the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. From wiki: The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in the US has three levels of "Lodge": the Lodge,[31] the...
Thanks, Efesgirl!
It's very strange, but since I posted the reply above, the auction I linked to wass been removed. Suffice to say, it was for a buckle identical to this one.
The description on this auction translates to "Rare San Francisco Fire Dept. brass belt buckle signed Fennell 201/500. Could only find one other buckle like this on Google and his was not signed. The ...
I see these being identified online as made by Cameron Clay Potteries.
St. Andrews Pottery , California. https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/232617088/vintage-wedding-stoneware-plaque-wall
I'm very fortunate to have Robin Deutsch as an online friend and teacher. According to her, this mark remains a mystery, which many people have been trying to solve for years. In a discussion last wee...
Correct, they didn't produce the glass, stones or lucite components. They bought domestically, but also imported from all over the place, not just Czechoslovakia. This is a great link with much better...
You're Welcome! Not surprised these turned up in a button group, they were often made with Czech glass.
I think this is a WWII sweetheart brooch, worn by someone whose loved one was a medic.
These are earrings, made by either the Castlecraft or Hillcraft Company. The backs are specific to them. https://www.bctreasuretrove.com/category/castlecraft-hillcraft-jewelry/?v=7516fd43adaa
Forgot to add that you can get a free verification here: http://verifyvintagejewelry.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/how-to-submit-your-items-for-free-verification/ Several of the dealers there are exp...
What a find! This is definitely a Max Neiger Egyptian revival Czech brooch. This exact pin recently sold on eBay for $865.00. The Neiger brothers studios were in Gablonz, Czechoslavakia and they were ...
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