Definitely a sewing tool of some sort...or maybe knitting? . Glove darner would surprise me ; I think it's too wide for that. There is no way it...
"Long may your run, long may you run, although these changes have come. With your chrome heart shining in the sun, long may you run." Or close...
The space was worth more than the item. I've seen it more than once. I've also seen items that would move for $5 priced at $25.
To me Chrome Heart is a Neal Young song. Maybe someone else thought the phrase made a good name for a jewelry company.
OOh pretty. I wear screwbacks. They might well be sterling and rhinestone, and I think I saw a mark on the inside flat part of the earring back....
No marks to check on way or another, and I'm not expert enough to know. @bercrystal might, since it's a perfume, but this may need someone who...
^5! I'm not familiar with the brand , wayyyyyyy too modern for me, but i have to love a $174 profit on a one buck investment!
I'm guessing 10-15 years old. The brown veining marks the beads as magnesite, and the shape marks them as Chinese. It's a perfectly nice necklace...
Victorian homes could be very dark, so mirrors were vital. I'm wondering if the original frame broke and this one fit.
I've never enjoyed Picasso either; his work has just never "sang" to me. Some of Hockney's sang like a canary.
All I know is it was a Czech firm. I'd check the site to see how to upload bigger photos. If we could see the mark we'd know about when this was...
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It sure looks like them.
(LOL) I'm not surprised. Honestly not.
From the glass and the design, I'd think old style hardware with a 60s or 70s shade. The wiring is definitely 1950s - white, and no safety prongs.
RIP David Hockney.
Nice engravings. I agree with your assessment of St. Anthony. (patron saint of hobbits?) My grandfather was named Anton, btw - more patron saint...
Smart kid. The old clothing used better fabrics and was cut properly. Modern Temu :punch::punch::punch::muted::muted::muted: ... pretty much that.
They were a popular decorating item with teenagers and young adults in the 60s and early 70s. They've come back around a few times since. What...
I'd wear the cufflinks as is. They look maybe Mexican, maybe Israeli, or maybe random artisan with money on the last one. The Israelis and most...
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