Except the writing looks like it was done with a dremel or other engraving tool, by hand. It's likely the original owner's name, or part of it.
Or a hallway at all.Lots of houses these days are "open floor plan", aka no place to hide your stuff and no mud room. Somebody is already...
I'd say unlikely.
I figured Nigeria or Ghana right off of the bat. Some sort of farm or plantation makes sense. My background made me think some sort of school....
All I can say is ooooh pretty!
It's shiny enough too.
That's what I was thinking too, but a replacement stretcher would put the 30s back into play. The buildings and fields have a very 30s look to...
Looking at that guitar, I started hearing "When Doves Cry". Prince would have been all over that look. The smoking jacket is a hair similar to...
Sure looks like it. I have a pair of back to fronts here somewhere. They're gold-filled and Victorian. The hinges are tube hinges. So of course...
She's been on the site almost since it's existed. Unlike Americans, a lot of folks in the Netherlands read and write proper English.
She's Dutch. Eurozone.
If they were smart, they kept it and used it. Having a mirror and something to dump your wet gloves and car keys on (i.e. stone) right when you...
That's the one. I thought the rear wheels were missing, but it's a little switcher and never had any. Guide wheels either. Yard goats didn't have...
Found a Sold one on eboo with the tags on it. I bet you're right. https://www.ebay.com/itm/284107206741
??Could??? Try usually is. Garbageware doesn't even begin. :hungover::hungover::hungover::hungover::vomit::vomit::vomit::vomit::rolleyes:
The little coal-fired switcher looks like it might well be plated, but I like it anyway. I think one Majarjah or another had a train set made of...
It would have to be a lowercase t - not crossed at the top. The other two letters are capitalized, so I figured the plus sign had better odds of...
The upside down and backward wires are like what the Victorians did, but these aren't made like Victorian earrings. THe mark.... AD+ ???? My bet...
Hard and tasteless, but at least they look pretty. Suitable for dumping into your tea where they dissolve and don't bother anyone.
They're used on fancy baked goods, so..yup.
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