Now I want one - ceramic anyway.(LOL) He's the hedgehog's bigger brother. I have a glass hedgehog Christmas ornament. Did I need another one? No,...
I've never seen a ceramic echidna. Stuffies yes, ceramic no. They're hopelessly cute.
I honestly have no idea if they made any or not. And yes, "pin" and "brooch" are the same thing in USAian English.
Oddly, modern metal fans have a rep for surprisingly good behavior.
Definitely European, and the filigree reads Czech to me. The dragon's egg cabs do too. I think it's later than any Neiger I've seen, and... did...
Maybe the rosary box died and they needed something that fit. It's bang on size for a traveling Communion set, but a 4way medal on hosts would be...
It looks hollow. A lot of pins in that style were made of a front and back. Probably gold-filled.
MS kept me away from what's reputed to be a great annual jewelry sale on Friday. May we both be doing better soon. Junque awaits no man.
Degenerate art, unquote. The Scum were not in favor of modernist, expressionist, or any ethnic art other than Graeco-Roman (for confiscation) and...
Along with that, the Ark was gold. Some say it's in Ethiopia. Some say it's under the Temple Mount. Some say it's forgotten at the back of a US...
It has some 70s/80s to it, but for solid wood that's pennies. The nightstand would cost that.
I'd bet he was correct. Wax melts, and Romans had no epoxy. Bezel-set stones would stay put.
Probably had no idea who they were.
Don't we wish..those of us with death wish. Pallas's cats are fluffy balls of instant murderous mayhem.
Or Ye Old sunshine cloth, if you have one. I'd use Wright's silver polish. It's generally a pink paste, but it foams up if you put some on a...
I think it was always a lamp. Pretty thing.
OOh - bet somebody copies that band design for a wedding ring, and the cameo. @Bronwen and @PepperAnna would be kind enough to give it a home, if...
Sure looks like Ronnie. He did a pile of films for the Army and maybe others during the War, eyes were too bad to serve in the field, and they...
Pretty little thing. Ault Pottery - if I'm seeing the mark correctly. I don't know values on British arts and crafts vases, but if I'm right...
English sweetheart piece. Silver on the back with gold overlay. Birmingham anchor with the lion .. 1899? date mark. Someone who knows what...
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