Featured Finds Thread

Thank you. Appreciate the comment. I will stare at it some more and hopefully figure it out.

 

Also is it a men or ladies ring?

 

It's a silverware ring,either could wear it.

 

Ok.Thank you

 

It's the Carrolton pattern, made between 1961 and 1996.

 

Well, possibly an E (but why engrave sideways?).

 

You should be able to identify your letter by browsing old monogram letter designs. Here's one; a Google Images search will bring up more.

Debora

 

It's on a finger ring,if you look at it from the tip of the finger it is the right direction.

 

A ton of these were made by/for hippies in the 60s, and it's probably still being done.

 

There is a dealer at the local flea who makes rings and other things like pendants and chimes out of old cutlery. Makes them all winter and sells them all summer

 

I bought one in the 70's...

 

Good idea.Thanks

 

Found a match to the Tiffany forks posted a while back.
Back marked PATENT 1847 0 W C SMITH
Forty two cents with tax.
Can't find the name as a maker so likely a retailer

 

Could you find a vintage replacement comb for the sterling set?

 

I just got around to photographing this $3 thrift shop dragon.

MMA dragon brooch

I don't know why I love this $3 West Germany necklace so much.

 

I ventured out yesterday, I have been a real homebody lately. The thrifts sell the best things to dealers now, but once in awhile you get lucky. A type of cufflink I never saw before, not sure how they work with the cuffs, $1.50.

 

This may be gold filled or rpg. I need to remove a tad of verdigris, and I want to but a small pearl in it. It's longer, fits me nicely, $1.50. Is there a name for this kind of chain?


Found this on my second go-round. Pink sapphire, cultured pearl, 14k, $1.50.

 

Love the West German necklace too. So Gucci.

Debora

 

I actually have Gucci Bamboo perfume! Picked up a new bottle at my consignment shop.

 

Your chain might be in this book! Good find with the pretty brooch.