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Help identifying the maker’s mark on a 14K necklace. The clasp is stamped 14K and has a mark that I drew exactly as seen under magnification. It looks like E and S but may be stylized. It has opposing chevrons or open triangles with inward lines on both sides. Any info on this exact mark would be greatly appreciated. This is an old piece that I purchased from an online auction and there wasn’t any information about it at all. It does appear on the class that possibly the stamping wasn’t stamped clearly and possibly double stamped because there is some sort of markings over top of the one that is more clear and it appears to look exactly like the one that is more clear. I took photos of it as best as I could, as well as putting it under a magnifier and taking pictures of that I also drew what I think I am seeing and there’s a photo of my drawing. Also, if anyone could help me with us, it would be so greatly appreciated.

I took multiple pictures close-up with different types of lighting of the stamp on the back of this pendant, which is also a brooch, but I just cannot figure it out. I believe it says ROM but I do not know what that stands for. Maybe somebody on here could help me out. I would greatly appreciate it. This necklace just came with a medium size lot of vintage jewelry I purchased online, but I am not familiar with this stamp.

I recently got this bracelet with a large lot of jewelry and this piece tested as Sterling silver which actually surprise me because as filthy as it is, I would’ve never thought it was silver but now that I know that I don’t want to end up, ruining it by cleaning it the wrong way, but it is really grubby maybe somebody on here could give me some good advice. I also want to be careful with all the delicate filigree, but I would like it to look nice again. It doesn’t have to look perfect but right now it’s not really in a condition for somebody to wear.

I was hoping somebody could maybe help me identify the maker of these gorgeous vintage clip earrings. It would be very much appreciated and thank you everyone for whoever may comment. I love hearing everybody’s opinions when I share special pieces of my collection.

There is no markings on this necklace, but it is beautiful and heavy and very well-made. All the colored pieces are glass not plastic. Can anyone help me identify this maker? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you very much and please enjoy my photos.

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I’ve included a few photos. I was told it’s from the 1970’s

I recently acquired these beautiful vintage bottles and I am trying to get as much history and information on them as I can. I think they are absolutely gorgeous and I would love to hear what others have to say about them. I have found out from my research that this is an all but impossible set to even find so me stumbling across it, especially for the price I did is like a once in a lifetime thing, but I figured this might just be one of the best places to post my photos and see what everyone has to say and please let me know what you think of my collection. Thanks for checking out my post everyone I can’t wait to see what everyone has to say.

I feel like I got very lucky acquiring this set because not only is it all but impossible to find a set like this, but to find a set like this or even single bottles like this anymore in this type of condition is extremely rare and to find an entire set in this condition is just not happening. I have tried. I have looked everywhere and have not even came close to finding anything even slightly close to these like this online. The large bottle is an especially rare. Anyway, I just wanted to share these gorgeous pieces with everyone and I would love to hear what everyone has to say about them and any type of information anyone could give me on them. I have done a ton of research on them and looking up as much history on them as I can, but it is so hard to find anything at all. I would absolutely love any help as far as the history of these bottles and I have been trying to find an old advertisement for this exact cologne and exact style and color bottles online with absolutely no luck so if anybody could help me with that, I would really appreciate it. It’s hard to really find any information on these bottles that all. Still I would love to hear everybody’s thoughts and opinions on these and I just wanted to share with everyone who loves and appreciates vintage pieces like this.

Oh, I forgot to mention the tops of these are made from old Bakelite. I thought that was a very cool detail to find out about these old bottles in surprisingly there is no cracking or chipping or dry rotting going on with the lids. They are fully intact.

Thanks to all who took the time to stop and check out my post. I really do appreciate it.

Vintage MOP Compact Purse Vanity Case Lipstick Holder Powder

Estate sale jewel. I couldn’t believe I got this. It’s so pretty and such nice shape for such a rare find. Even came with the original storage pouch. Let me know what everyone thinks. I am in love❤️

Here is a picture of the necklace and hang tag. I’m trying to figure out who these initials belong to.

Hey everyone, check out this beautiful new estate lot I picked up today! I really wanted to share it with all of you, and I'm also hoping to get a little help answering questions on a few specific pieces.

First, there is a light pink coral beaded necklace, and I'm wondering if anyone might be able to help me figure out its value. Along with that, there is another coral piece that looks like little branches, and I'd love to get an idea of the value on that one as well. Then, I have a round green brooch that glows bright under a blacklight. I'm wondering if it could be a Juliana piece, and I'd really appreciate it if anyone could help me identify the maker or let me know if it actually is Juliana. I've also included a pearl necklace that I posted by itself at the end; it has a really neat round clasp that can be flipped either way, featuring rhinestones on one side and a large round pearl cabochon on the other. Finally, I'd love to know—what is everyone's favorite piece in the lot?

Was hoping maybe someone could help me out here. What are the 2 pieces that look like drips of water from a faucet? One is blue and one is green. Also I just love the little trinket dish and the buddha pendant and also the beautiful earrings. What is all your favorites?

So after posting the Juliana set earlier, I came across this while putting the new jewelry away and I thought that the designs were similar. Wondering if this could also be a Juliana piece. I’ve had it for a couple years. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone.

I found this on a local site listed as “Sparkly Jewelry Set – $43 (email only)”… which immediately set off every alarm in my head. The photos alone told me it shouldn’t be anywhere near that price. Honestly, I was convinced it had to be a scam—but I messaged anyway.

About an hour later, I get a reply from a woman saying she’s out of town for 10 days but would reach out when she got back. At that point, I’m thinking, yeah… this is definitely not happening.

Two weeks go by—nothing. I send a follow-up just in case. Another week passes… still nothing. I try one more time, fully expecting silence.

Then out of nowhere, I get a message: she’s back and ready to meet.

We set up a meetup, and I show up early. I message her, and she tells me she’s already there and describes her car. Problem is—I’m sitting alone in a tiny parking lot with maybe 8 spaces, and I’m the only one there. Now I’m thinking, okay, I really got played.

Turns out… I was at the wrong gas station. 😑

I drive about 2 miles down the road to the correct spot—and sure enough, she’s there. Smooth transaction, no drama… and I walked away with this set for $43.

Still doesn’t feel real. One of those finds you hear about but never expect to actually happen.

And in case it wasn’t obvious—this is a stunning, highly collectible Juliana (DeLizza & Elster) set.