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Posted 2 months ago
BHock45
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Hello. Lately I have been helping my grandmother go through all of her jewelry. See cant see really well, so I guess she trusts me to help her. Every once in awhile I can take something home to post on CW :). I think this was my great grandmothers. Not sure, based on the year, it doesn't make sense. Can anyone else help ID this? I am thinking:
Birmingham 1911 Horton and Allday. Really beautifully hallmarked. I am happy I found this for her. She doesn't seem to remember whose this is. Thanks!!!
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Stunning ring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wow very beautiful:)
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this is the motor home sean
Love the ring :)))
thank you bellin68, epson233, moonstonelover21, vetraio50, poop, and mikkochristmas11 for your loves!
Nice marks, anchor and possibly crown, 18 gold , someone here can read this. nice!!!!