Beautiful thing, and it has its KEY. Someone kept the key with it. Here, if you manage to find a genuinely old piece, the key has gone walkabout.
Not Old old, but not brand new either. A pottie will know, but I'd gues 1980s somewhere.
Those are really sad, but sadder was finding them out in the wild for sale. The smaller ones say May 25, 1927. The one with the clearly dead...
I've heard of Thursday sales. We get a few in the farethest flung part of the county on Fridays, but rarely do they have anything I want or are...
I like the first one better; it has a cat.:cat::cat::cat: In those days there were no cars, and Our Girl learned how to handle horses rather...
Lucky you; you have thrifts worth thrifting and garage sales worth waking up for!
The odd looks are a bonus. Congrats on getting the painting home in one piece. Riding a bike, I'd lucky to get me home in one piece, or home at all.
First in the door or stay home is about right. If you're thinking of my local Ill Will, just stay home. They sell damaged items, dollar tree for...
Congrats! I haven't seen a tag sale worth doing more than complaining about their full retail price since last year. At least one of us hit! If...
My grandmother would have been all over the chocolate pot. She LOVED gilded, painted pieces. I'm happy to see you finding stuff. I hit two...
Finally got some pictures taken. This most of what I found last week, except for a broken (and binned) Radko ornament and a too new Fenton fairy...
Just from a quick, totally inexpert look, only the frame itself looks to have any age.
Or if anything is left under the mat. I had one that was in a family attic a little too long. When i took it out the matte crumbled and the edges...
Right now, I'd rather have the scotch. Can't, but I'd rather.
Robot/ai board searchers eating up all of the bandwidth. If the board freezes up while you're using it...bots.
duped - gee thanks board-eating Bots
My first reaction was "India" but Indonesian plaster and paint over wood aiming at looking "antiqued" could be dead on.
Clothing toggle parts maybe?
I wonder if it wasn't copied by a student as part of a class.
The marble is real marble and thick stone. That alone makes me think this is older, but I have no idea about whodunnint, where or when.
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