both of tapering form with white translucent enamel collars, the first Georg Adam Schied, Vienna, of green stone with silver flowerhead and swag mounts; the second of rhodonite, the collar with chased gold laurel swags and borders

First (green): The enamel with rust-hued discolouration, otherwise okay. Second (rhodonoite): Abrasions and discolouration to enamel, otherwise okay. Both objects could do with a professional cleaning.
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