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Fine Jewelry8408 of 9114Beautiful earrings gold globes with a Diamond maybeHand-wrought Sterling/Onyx pin~Signed RH
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    Posted 14 years ago

    filmnet
    (476 items)

    Saved from the Captains wife who was on his ship around the world 1880-1890s really Beautiful as shown we have another set which 22K gold these are not marked. I wonder what the flowers are made from?

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    1. davyd286, 14 years ago
      Are the inserts glued in?
    2. filmnet filmnet, 14 years ago
      Don't know they are so beautiful i don't dare look touch inside them. the backs have a stem. This women went to Paris after her husband died, traveled all around Europe, sent postcards here to her sister. This was after 1900, in 1880 -1894 she traveled with him to the Far East. He was a Captain of the last Clipper ships leaving New England these years, Steam ships were everywhere then. So possibly this came from Europe she had a ton of money left from him, bought a ton of antiques, She died in our house which was her sisters house 1917 left all antiques here then. We have what was was left, Museums have a ton of very old Chinese antiques, and our towns Historical museum has stuff given to them over these years, i just donated some a letter from A Surgical Dr on the battlefield in Europe WW1 to here. i will post today it was hard to read so it was rewritten.

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