Score! Around here we're lucky to find the party favor plastic Oscars.
The white purse is a beauty.
I used to draw with the dip pens, and used some fountain pens in high school and college to take notes. Less of a mess when you're a southpaw.
My dad had glass negatives, but we gave them away years ago. Actually, mom thought she sold them (for not huge money) but never got paid. Oh...
That's a sign of the times. My dad's mother would have loved it, but these days...no joy.
A classic case of finding anything at all being a miracle. Congrats on scoring a unicorn!
Not a clue, but they're cool.
It's no help. Both good guys and baddies carried them. If you lived out West you had a gun of some kind for varmint control and self-protection....
The jools however are still on the lam. They're probably headed off to party with Jimmy Hoffa.
International post has hit Extortion levels in most countries.
The Lipstick code is definitely in play, although department store lipsticks are being avoided most likely. Prices on costume are going up too,...
If it's heavy or bulky, only the postal service is making money. It's why in the old days I rarely sold anything big; the money to work ratio was...
Seconded. It's hand painted and the painting is signed. The vase is blank. Blank porcelain was sold for people to paint on with varying degrees...
Painted plates sell here as long as they don't have people on them. Not for much, but they sell.
Victorian card cases weren't selling for a lot in the UK a few years ago, and the glass topped box looked like an awful lot of work to make.
The colors are PRETTY. I don't think it's truly Art Nouveau, but a modern nod to same. The mark looks like 'ph'
I'll pick the dark one in the upper right corner. It looks it's set with an ammonite.
The painting on the base looks Bavarian from here, but I'm most likely wrong. It's odd that the base wasn't finished.
...and the mystery will vex you as long as you let it.
Figures. :peeking::peeking::peeking::peeking::punch::muted::muted::muted::muted:
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