The mark almost looks Cyrillic, but probably isn't.
Broken link here. Diddlysquat. The pix got caught in the shutdown.
It's not the one I keep an eye out for - Maida Heatter. She was a 1930s Industrial Deco fan, whose line went away during WWII. This is a 50s...
Yup. They make a mistake and you're to blame, even though it happened before you entered the building. There's a lot of that going around. I...
Nice! It wanted to be a sock darner, but if so no one ever used it as such. As a toy it sells much better.
Both managers know me by name, as does the art guy. The art guy is a fan, but the "lady" who handles the things I actually buy thinks I'm a waste...
So I'd hope, but K of a city or H C wouldn't surprise me.
^5 to whoever repurposed it. That was nice work.
It looks like R. Parmentier to me. It might be some regional lady/chap.
That's why I wanted to see it! I'm thinking it starts with an M or a K but.... who knows.
I was there today, until I was asked to leave because the scummy-yet--prioritized volunteer came in, and found zero too.
Bookmark. I just bought one myself. My mom likes to read and it goes in a Christmas stocking.
Nice score! Could you show us the brooch back without spelling out the name? Now I want to know!
It wouldn't surprise me! Helmet shell looks similar to what the marketroids call "glacier pearl" or "Alaska pearl", another name for...
There were real plaster casts of cameos sold as Grand Tour souvenirs. Those 19th century plaster bits can sell for quite a lot. I'd bet this set...
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I was thinking the same, but I'm no Tiffany expert. Usually Tiffany & Co. marks the holy handgrenades out of their merch. The locket just didn't...
We don't do values in here, no matter what the search engine said. We can't see condition, and it's an international group. Cricketer cards in...
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