That it is a good way to phrase it. I was just stating a general opinion; not a comment on this particular clock. But I personally am more likely...
Yes; and the stones do appear to be real, as far as can be told from a photo, and it does appear to be hand-made.
I watched, in Seattle! The most interesting thing was that the sun-dappled shadows cast by tree leaves all became crescent-shaped; the leaves...
Could be. I've got a couple similar which have been in my family since 1930-1940.....marked France and Belgium, as Debora mentioned. (Stamped...
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Prefaced by saying I know nothing about these clocks.....but as a general opinion on fakes/reproductions: I am of the opinion that there is no...
Yes.
Another name for the tune Ookpik Waltz is "Eskimo Waltz." Written around 1965 by the legendary Frankie Rodgers of Mission BC, "King of the...
I've also seen these without any insert, for ashtray or incense I suppose....in import shops. From India, likely.
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I forget what year he wrote it, but it has become so popular that a lot of musicians learned it from others who neglected to mention that it was...
I couldn't resist. Frankie Rodgers, from Mission BC, playing his "Ookpik Waltz." (Sometimes recorded as "a traditional Canadian waltz." Near and...
Yes. Logic would say that it is very unlikely that anyone dug up enough graves to obtain this many jade fish. But might someone have bought them...
The gold one, by Lesney (also known as Matchbox) is probably from their Yesteryear series; some of those were issued with gold-colored plating....
The red one is an MG I think; made by Majorette of France. No idea of age or value though.
She has good taste. It looks very like the color chosen by my wife some years back to paint our living room. None of the color chips looked...
And sometimes the fakers are amazingly devious. I've got a link somewhere about a US Fish and Wildlife prosecution in 2004; a criminal ring...
Yes, that it is true. The issue is that it can be difficult to prove that an item was made by a native, and even COAs can be faked; so ebay...
I think the spots may indicate harbor seals, but that is a guess.
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