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Sterling Necklace Purple Stone
Hi,
I'm trying to find out what the purple stone is, no bubbles in it. Signed sterling and F on the back, maybe Fannie Platero Navajo?
Any information appreciated
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Very odd, old tropical lamp, coconuts?, What are the parts?
Whataya make of this?
Someone's homemade project? It's about 16.5" high. I have not cleaned it, so pardon the dirt.
What are the parts? Is the base & top a coconut? Where could it be... -
Ladies, if I could please ask your advice on this gorgeous dress...
Beautiful dress! Never worn. But I think the weight of it caused beading to come loose at the shoulders. As soon as I removed it from the garment bag I noticed a couple beads fell off. I put a... -
Ok. Who knows what this could be?
Picked this up at my last visit to the estate, and can't figure out what it is.
Or what to search.... -
Art Pottery Collectors: What Is Worse?
a). A piece of art pottery that has a crack
b). A piece of art pottery that has a chip
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How To Hold A Successful Yard/Garage Sale
Any tips and best practices for holding a successful yard/garage sale?
My parents have been tasked with planning an annual neighborhood garage sale for our sub-division of about 50 homes. The... -
Watch chains, not sure about one
I think these are silver, neither are marked and one has probably brass endings. I'm not sure if the plaited one is a watch chain, it does just about go round my neck, it's 13and a half ins long,... -
does anyone recognise this artist?
dear all
i think they are chalk drawings, both 1963 Penang but i cannot make out the name of the artist. since both are local scenes, i am thinking a local artist?
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Real photo postcard
Hi antiquers need your opinion. I bought these real photo postcards some months ago and found something interesting with my research. The baseball team has the same logo as the
Cincinnati Red...
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