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I found these glass earrings in a charity shop a couple of days ago and just loved the vibrant colours. I assumed they were Murano but having done a bit of googling it would seem that they were by Archimede Seguso for Chanel in the 1960s. They are unmarked as were the ones I found in my search. I know there were other Venetian makers who did very similar glass jewellery - mainly necklaces - but I can only find earrings like these attributed to Seguso. Have I found treasure??!!!
The only fault is that the metal cup fittings & rondelle are quite tarnished on one earring. I'm not sure how to go about cleaning it as I'm worried I'll damage the pearls in the process as it will be quite a fiddly job on such a small area. They are just over an inch long.
Any ideas or advice would be appreciated.

 

Oh, treasure and I’m jealous.

If you’re very careful, a cotton bud with a smear of vinegar on it might work. Put a tissue over the pearls.

 

they are adorable !!

 

Thank you - I'll try that, don't think the pearls are real but I wouldn't want to take the pearly coating off!

 

If you're planning on selling them, you might want to leave 'em be and let the new owner have restored.

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Debora

 

Aren't they just!
You never know what you might find in a charity shop!

 

Absolutely. Sometimes it’s best to just let the new owner take the chance of ruining an item. Especially at higher valued items that you didn’t pay much to acquire

 

I like the bright colors.

 

A very 1960s colorway.

Debora

 

Oh, how I would love to step out wearing my new earrings and that coat!

 

Debora that coat makes me think of "That Girl" tv show.

 

She had fabulous clothes, didn't she? And wore them well.

Debora

 

Yes she did.

 

I’d be keeping them, there’s a surprise.

interestingly, I’ve a very similar pair in enamelled metal made by Cabochon in the nineties. They obviously copied.

 

Just wowzer!!!

 

Gorgeous earrings!