The surround of the cameo is silver and has, what looks like, diamond chips. It has a hinged loop so it can be worn as a pendant as well as a brooch. The pinky orange part is translucent when held up to the light( see photo ).The carving is very fine and detailed

ive taken some pictures of what i think are the older ones but they wont all fit in to 5 pictures

AGAIN WE HAVE A PIECE THAT WE KNOW NOTHING ABOUT. HAVE SEARCHED INTERNET ENDLESSLY TO NO AVAIL. IT IS PEACH IN COLOR AND LIGHTLY FROSTED WITH A FLORAL DESIGN. SMOOTH BASE, NO MARKINGS. ONCE AGAIN THIS COMES FROM SOUTHCENTRAL IOWA, SHE HAD IT FROM AT LEAST 1950 BUT GUESSING LONG BEFORE THAT.

I have a 7 jewel 18s Elgin Pocket Watch that was made in 1897.. The SN# is 7283508. Runqty is 10000. Name is ATL..

i can't make out the mark on this nor have i seen anything even close. i believe it to be an early American piece. i don't know what the circa is because it belonged to my grandmother... could be the 20's up to the 50's.

I purchased a tea cup and saucer made by Paragon. I have researched the "By appointment to her Majesty the Queen". This particular cup is white with silver trim and light blue flowers on it. What makes it interesting is it also has "Bride's Choice" stamped on the bottom. Is there any significance to this and how common is this?