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    Posted 11 years ago

    Agram.m
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    Who can give me a clue? This is a rose gold tooth pick without any hallmark and a loop. I suppose to wear as pendant but originally to hang on a chatelaine perhaps? Could I be right? And what period?
    Please advise me?

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    1. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      I don't know much about these but I would guess late 19th/early 20th century.
      But rose gold always lands me in that timeline.
    2. Agram.m Agram.m, 11 years ago
      As always a very quick reaction AmberRose, thanks for loving, wishing you very happy holidays and a good en healthy new year. I wish we "met"a lot of times in 2013!
    3. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year Agram!
    4. Agram.m Agram.m, 11 years ago
      As always AR8Jason thanks for your comment. I'v looked at your tooth pick and this is very nice decorated. And no, I cannot find any identification markings. Have you any idea what could be the purpose of using tortoise shell.This material is not so strong and much softer than metal.
      I use this opportunity to wish you and your wife (MrsAR8Jason) and family Merry Christmas, a happy, healthy 2013 and I hope to "met",hear and see from you both a lot of times in the new year!!
    5. Agram.m Agram.m, 11 years ago
      AR8Jason, yes that's a logic reason why they used tortoise shell. This was one of my first antique little jewels I bought when I was still young and perhaps therefore interesting the use of the tortoise and no metal.

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