I wonder if they painted a greeting card. That's about the size of a watercolor card blank.
Ooh pretty x 2! Hope the flea dealer was asleep at the switch. Swap Shop here means everything is free, and that's always a good price. AAMOF...
Might be worth watching if the seller is as clueless with values as he is with mythology!
The Italians make 14k for export to us dumb 'Murricans, but it's generally marked better. I'd call the design late 70s geometric modernist. It's...
late 80s or later from the look of it. No idea whodunnit.
That's officially goofy. No wonder I like it - especially the cat!
Check the Thai shops too for anything cool. There are lots of really nice things made new in Thailand! That goes even if you find pressies...
Like I said.
I only do it to determine scrap or junk. Either way, an acid mark won't matter.
As it should be!
On a testing stone, that's how it works. If you apply 18k acid directly to silverplate on brass, it bubbles up and the foam turns green. I'm not...
The silver acid goes bad quickly. Most jewelers don't bother with it. We/they use the 18k gold acid instead. It's more reliable.
Home acid tests can differentiate to some extent if you have experience using it. I use the 18k acide and a stone. The speed of the reaction...
The mouse and that cat's timelines didn't overlap. I guess I was sitting so still that the mouse figured I was just a warm place to sit. He made...
Well of course! My last cat didn't do laps unless she really, really wanted something, and then she'd only stand on my lap and not sit on it. A...
I found my BiL an olive oil bottle holder last year. Happy bunny. Keep looking; the right thing is hiding somewhere.
You and me both, kid. I wish I could still walk like I could back then. Lift too. The rest...nahh. Except maybe the hair.
I've seen both, including on the same piece. The old stuff has the affixed script mark. If this is new, who knows....
It looks more like a griffin than a dragon, but use both words if you have room. I'd test the head of the stick pin, if not the whole thing, for...
Two couch potatoes, coming up!
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