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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: libnian on May 09, 2013, 09:46:59 AM
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Have seen many in same style but have yet to see any info on this .. info grateful.. I know its silver with rose gold on and its , with what i have seen on net similur Edwardian but prices on net are from low to high all too confusing ! :) thanx
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I can't see the marks well enough to date it, but made in Birmingham. I'm not sure exactly what information you are asking for. Looks Edwardian to me, they don't sell for much. Folks can ask whatever they like for them, but I find they actually sell in the $25-$35 range. GG
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Thankyou for the information .. I will see if i can get a better picture of the markings for you ..:)
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Date letter, is either an M..or an E...depending on which way you look at it,..and agree with Birmingham..as i see the anchor...other mark on the end looks like Victoria...?
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it looks like anchor a lion then an e and on the edge is an E ..:)
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Closer / better picture ....1929 ? birmingham
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The small e on the right is the date letter,1904...therefore the big E must be the makers mark,looking closer it looks like an AE
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Oh right , thankyou , i am not sure if there is a letter before the E i will try to clean it up a little and see ... :)
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Doesnt seem to be anything before it ..:)
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Well, i,ve searched everywhere for a makers mark..with just.. the E.....and can find nowt,...looking at that pic i still think there had to have been something before it,..
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I am doing exactly the same .. i have been through every hallmark and trademark stamp and even ones with E on end dont match this mark ... I am stumped .. thankyou for your time :) .... I have just noticed above the hallmark above the pin middle ... looks like a diamond shape with a (s) in it ,,???
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I think its a victorian brooch by lawrence emanuel dated 1904 from birmingham .....
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I think its a victorian brooch by lawrence emanuel dated 1904 from birmingham .....
They tended to use a sans serif E but it could be. There's definitely something before it. Just needs a little clean with a cotton bud or something
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It wont clean anymore , its all worn down i think or its not stamped properly...
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I wanted to add that it is a collar pin, worn with the high collars that we popular at the time. Here's an example of how it would have been worn:
(http://irishhillpostcards.com/img/102712/389a-102712.JPG)
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Thankyou talesofthesevensea. ....