They're right.
Psych!
It's easier to find gold here than pinchbeck. Nice gold too.
It doesn't turn up in the wild in the USA though, at least not often. Sapphiret and Pools of Light are at the top of my BOLO list. I've also...
Wedding jewelry, aka dowry gold, is indeed often 22k or 23k.
Gotta love finding a good mistake!
It would be a killer piece for someone with alopecia or chemo hair loss.
I think it's even newer than that. It's pure Disco Goddess, but the cording/shell thing doesn't look that old. I'd say 90s or even later.
Chafing dish? Nice one, if so. It's tinned copper.
I wouldn't be too surprised. The rest doesn't "feel" that old though; they may have used a pre-War stash of labels sitting on a factory shelf.
I found a modern Figment this summer. Gave him away to a friend who needs a purple dinosaur. I don't "do" Disney much, but do have a few odds and...
I was going off of the porcelain itself, and the transfer colors on the edge of the saucer.
Or some such. I saw the A1 to the left EP at the bottom of the mark and the jig was up. The A1 mark never shows up on silver, only silverplate,...
Early (eek!) Disneyland merch was made in the USA or Japan. Only pieces from the last 30 or so years were done in China. My mom was going...
The crazing looks old. It's odd though that it has all of that tea (?) staining but the gilding on the lid is intact. Maybe they didn't wash the...
Older than many. With that sort of paper label I'd be thinking 50 years old or close to it. What's interesting is the monochrome paint. The ones...
No idea. I'd have figured German, second guess Japanese.
Those were the days when eBay was actually a good time.
Farming is six kinds of hard work. There's a reason we have so few left; the equipment is sexy, but the workload is paid under minimum wage.
It also gives a market to people who wouldn't have one otherwise, and has helped sell things like Tupperware. People are buying it and 90s...
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