I’d have said the shape is Italian.
Agreed. Where was it found please?
The front looks older than the back. If I hadn’t seen the reverse, I’d have said thirties Czech, but the backside is sixties ish.
I’d vote carnelian too.
I strongly suspect it’s a good pforzheim maker. Those complex really well constructed pieces often are.
Sorry, meant to post this yesterday and totally forgot. Yes, number two is right. This is how it looks. [ATTACH]
I've got a Celtic style pewter brooch with that mark, which I'd thought was SJ, but I don't have the box any more. Let me go hunt it down....
Aha! Thank you ladies, I had one piece the wrong way round. ;) Debora, now you've pointed that out, it makes perfect sense. I grabbed it from...
I cannot for the life of me work out how this works. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Saint Justin pewter, from memory.
Genius, thank you. I simply could not decipher it.
I think the first name might be Cameron...? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Iris reticulata, wood anemones and wild violets.
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