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Vintage 1930’s STERLING Silver 925 SIAM FAN Earrings Niello Screw Back Posts Mekkala Nielloware 3/4" x 3/4"
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This listing is for a preowned pair of Vintage Siam Niello ware filigree earrings with fans on them featuring the goddess Mekkala. These screw back earrings are marked "Siam Sterling" and they are lovely. Siam became Thailand in the 40’s. The Sterling is tarnished and you may choose to polish them back to their original shine, but I left that up to the buyer. Size: .75 X .75. These are in very good condition for their age. Free 1st Class Shipping! Thanks for looking.
I am a Seller located in the USA & I invite you to read my bio. The package that you receive from me will have an American return address. The items that I list & sell are in my possession and the photos are REAL. You won’t ever wait for me to ship it. Guests: Please READ: Go totally by measurements or descriptions and ask ALL questions about concerns you have, prior to buying. Sales are final. Otherwise you may buy something that won’t fit or won’t be what you wanted. We try our level best to honestly describe all items as clearly as possible: pointing out any flaws, differences in Real/photo colors, or problems that we notice and of course, measurements & condition. Our items come from a smoke-free & pet-free environment.
- Vintage from the 1930s
- Materials: Silver
- Gemstone: Onyx
- Location: Earlobe
- Closure: Screw back
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