Tunisian cone pendant with dangles
A lovely smooth and tactile cone pendant from Tunisia. Would this have been worn as one pendant or as a pair. Does anyone know how it would have been worn?
A lovely smooth and tactile cone pendant from Tunisia. Would this have been worn as one pendant or as a pair. Does anyone know how it would have been worn?
Can anyone help with the origin of these shoes and their approximate age? Also, does anyone know of a way to get a size from shoes that are not marked?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Steven
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Can anybody help me identify the origin of this coat?
I got it from somebody,who was collecting african jewelry.
Some parts of it remind me of Haussa cloth,but I
have never seen this kind of patterns.It is such a beautiful piece.
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Read more…Seems, like I may have added 12 or more photo's not sure how to do this, please be patient with me. So I would like to know if anyone knows about this necklace. I saw Mr. Allen's name on many files at Mrs. Lieses home if you have the time could yo
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I have had for some time an assortment of belts and misc pieces. I showed these assortments to a local antiquities owner , and though it wasn't their core competency stated that they were real, had identifying markers along with doing tests on
Read more…I recently acquired this necklace. It's silver, and the back of the necklace is gilded.
I tink it's a necklace from India - Rajasthani - Jaipur ...
Could someone give me more information about a presume date of creation.
It's a gorgeous necklac
Read more…Aloha, I believe this is a Chinese Kingfisher hair ornament. The pheonix is gold gilt. The wing and colorful pompoms bounce about when worn. The tassel is silk measuring 15". I'm wondering if anyone knows what time period this was made? There's a si
Read more…I recently saw this bead (quite large 3x2.4cm) and wonder if it may be an Ethiopian or perhaps Somali bakelite bead. I like the silver ring around it... Any ideas?
Read more…DH and I recently went to Holt, Norfolk. There is a small shop there :The Osokozi Gallery: I think it is called. Worth a look-see! Have been buying more Siam silver ........... antique fairs, auctions, galleries ....
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I'm in love with these Gujrat bracelets, and am wondering if the price is a little high, or is this the going rate for pre-1800s silver? These are HUGE, really large, and I'm seriously considering them...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/160788579
Read more…Hi, Eva, can't get into your discussion for commenting, but I believe that I have the pic that you are discussing re the Ethiopian aluminum pendants. It is a Soussi necklace that was posted by Sarah.
Over the years I have collected many silver jewelry and carvings that I thought were interesting. This necklace is one of them . I showed to a friend who thinks it is a genuine old Tibetan necklace. what I would like to know if any one of you nice fo
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My wife found this article at the bottom of a shelf in a shop in Tunisia that was selling all sorts of silver jewelery in addition to the usual tourist souvenirs. We bought it because we just like it very much, but we don't know what it is
Read more…I just discovered some silver beakers/cups from Ethiopia I wanted to share here. They are apparently made by an Armenian siilversmith in Ethiopia (we had discussed about this before) - I wonder you would know more about such items, Ingrid, and when a
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I have one question, and I hope that someone could help me.
I have this bracelet, and it looks very unusual. I have found similar pictures on the internet, and I think that it is Chinese antique bracelet. Can someone give me more details about it?