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Posted 5 months ago
Agram.m
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I wonder if this is ment tot be a Spanish beauty in peasant costume. This pendant/brooch is set in silver mount. There are three hallmarks which I cannot decode. I like Limoges enamel because of the lively sparkling glittering colors. At the back: Limoges.
The background of the lady in deep red her costume colored in green with a little bit gold/brown co. In her hair a kind of pink flower.
Measure : 4x 3 cm.
The brooch has a trompet clasp this means from end 19th early 30th century.
The last photo is of all 3 of my Limoges jewels. Have you another idea of the time period it is made?
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BELLIN68 and mustangtony as always thanks for loving.
Thanks kindy for loving.
When I first saw your lady in green, very early with no coffee, I thought she was an elf or fairy. Then realized that it wasn't pointy ears, but a hat. I wonder at myself sometimes Agram, I really do.
Still coming over to play dress up!
AmberRose indeed it's a kind of a Spanish peasant costume but in the first the "flower" looks like an ear. Still you'r wellcome to dream together about jewelry and you can try all of mine. Thanks for loving.
Moonstonelover2 thanks for loving