Can anyone help me these peices of jewelry?

[Vermont treasure hunter]

Found this a while ago and was wondering if someone could help we with a date or any other info. Could not find any maker marks. There is a brooch with a broken pin, a broach ring with different dog and an elephant designs on it, and a very interesting piece of a neckless or bracelet.

 

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Found this a while ago and was wondering if someone could help we with a date or any other info. Could not find any maker marks. There is a brooch with a broken pin, a broach ring with different dog and an elephant designs on it, and a very interestingView attachment 1873218View attachment 1873220View attachment 1873221View attachment 1873222View attachment 1873222View attachment 1873223View attachment 1873224 piece of a neckless or bracelet.

The oval brass piece is called a sash pin. It has the pin missing. Turn of the century...late 1800's to early 1900's. The NECKLACE is hard to age,..but from patina maybe mid-1900's. Same with ring.

 

[Vermont treasure hunter]

Thank you! The shash pin is older than I thought and it makes sense that it is a shash pin. I cleaned it up some more. Here are the cleaned up picks. I am pretty shure that it is silver plated by the way. thanks for the info on the other pieces too.

 

[bradyboy]

were these dug?
what do you mean you found? were they all together or items found in different locations over time
what area were they found
i live the necklace' Cant put my finger on why i think this a special peice
go back, look for the rest of it
Brady

 

[bradyboy]

we usually refrain from washing, buffing a find
drastically decreases the value if any
Its normal to want to put your buckle under a wheel and polish
who dosent want to polish their find
Brady boy

 

[Vermont treasure hunter]

Brady boy, I found all three in this old dump near my house that I hunt sometimes. There were all found in different parts of it. I cleaned it because I liked it and I am planing on keeping it for a nice piece in my collection.

 

[Vermont treasure hunter]

Also, I just used a little Lemmon juice and hot water. Really good at cleaning silver plated pieces.

 

[DCMatt]

The necklace is Edwardian style. Early 20th C.

 

[Vermont treasure hunter]

The necklace is Edwardian style. Early 20th C.

That you! Older than I thought it would be!

 

[Vermont treasure hunter]

I have also found this necklace. I am not sure if the stones are real or if they are plastic or if they are glass but if someone can tell me anything about this piece too, that would be great.
Update: after closer inspection it seems that it says something on a loop on the end. I can not read it yet. If anyone can read it, please tell me.
Little hard to see in the photo.

 

[Retired Sarge]

I have also found this necklace. I am not sure if the stones are real or if they are plastic or if they are glass but if someone can tell me anything about this piece too, that would be great.View attachment 1873479View attachment 1873480
Update: after closer inspection it seems that it says something on a loop on the end. I can not read it yet. If anyone can read it, please tell me.View attachment 1873481
Little hard to see in the photo.

You might be able to lightly rub chalk over the raised letters to make them stand out better.

 

[DCMatt]

I have also found this necklace. I am not sure if the stones are real or if they are plastic or if they are glass but if someone can tell me anything about this piece too, that would be great.
Update: after closer inspection it seems that it says something on a loop on the end. I can not read it yet. If anyone can read it, please tell me.
Little hard to see in the photo.

This is also Edwardian. 1900 - 1920 give or take... It's called 'fringe' style. Search "Edwardian fringe necklace" to see other examples.

I'm guessing it's costume jewelry but I wouldn't know a gem from a gym or a Jim.