Goldstone can do that.
Then again, some sellers know some buyers will never see the description anyway. eBay hides them. They could quote the One-horned One-eyed Pink...
You're right. It's beautiful workmanship. It's not 100% genuine, but not a fake either. It's closer to what antiquers call NOS - New, Old Stock....
I've always had a tough time with fishing expeditions. Bargaining happens before the sale, not afterward.
Bubbles come with the turf. Either she doesn't know this, or she's chiseling. Either offer a "go away" courtesy partial and block her, or offer...
Amen. Forgetting history is the key to repeating it, and only a skinhead (correct descriptors omitted) wants anything like a repeat of nazism.
OOh nice!
The cicada has a trombone clasp, marking it as continental European. The grouse foot is a Scottish design, and I agree missing its end cap.
I'd be thinking some kid's art class project. If an 8 year-old did that there's no knowing.
I'm wondering if it's not even older. No idea of whodunnit.
Seconded. It doesn't even look old. I'd think someone made a bunch as souvenirs and they got into the wild.
She's not my style in the slightest, but she'd make a good pigeon perch.:p
Just the SS association is curse enough.
$4 each? Thrift find of month to be sure. I'm lucky if I find a clean bathroom!
If I found one of those, real or fake, I'd honestly melt it. Or just pitch it. I'm not a psychic or close, but dang that thing stinks of nastiness.
The camera sometimes blows things up 20/40x and makes it clear. It's a classic Polish mark.
...and that they're in code. Car seats expire, and then mean it.
A lot of my daily drivers are Starbuck's mugs, bought in thrift stores when they still sold them locally.
If nothing else, it was a haul hauler. It does indeed look like Dad or Grandpa made it.
I have a hunch the ring isn't silver The inlay when done like that is usually crushed shell set in dyed resin. The settings are almost always...
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