I saw the same one. USA, I think.
No idea about the bowl, but your kitty..we like kitties here!
Donuts for brains? Sounds about right. The workers at the Ill Will would bin it too in all likelihood.
It's a beauty. I hope no one ever thinks of using it to scoop coal.
Many a wedding happened there, no doubt. It looks exactly like I expected. Maybe maxed out at 60 people instead of 50, depending on pew size....
It's a very 1930s bedroom or similar piece. Maybe as late as 1950, and done before metal was readily available again after WWII.
I never saw it here, but there's a local-only company called Avery that makes crazy flavors. Some are limited run or seasonal; they also do...
True here too. The smaller shops tend to know their audience and know what it's WORTH is different from what they can sell it for. The bigger...
Probably mine too. An old friend, my sister was in his wedding, looked just like Kermit back in the 70s. Other than not being green of course....
If the dark ones ever turn up here, I am DOOMED.
^5 DragonflyWink!
WOW. I'd have made off with that too. It's a kthnxbye buy!
No idea, but it's cool.
I've seen Scandinavian spoons that were similar, but I can't read the marks for love or money. There is some writing on that back that looks...
I loved Rowlph too! Animal plays drums at my church, or at least a friend who kind of looks like him when he really cuts loose.
That was done by someone with skills. How it was passed over I haven't a clue.
It's certainly possible.
It's fitting that she did the Joan statue, darnitt. They both died awfully young.
The teapot doesn't attract me. The cat now... :cat::cat::cat::cat:
I know the smell of formaldehyde well. That looks like a Butterscotch color in daylight. Fakelite will give off the smell at first, but it's all...
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