"Drop rose " pattern sells well too, but not the rest. Go figure.
I was going to say that I bet it works just fine.
I'm guessing all but the photo are about the same age. One print is dated 1845 and the gent looks ..1870s-ish? I'd say you did OK.
Whooe. A full table of that under gas chandelier - Gilded Age indeed!
WOW. Ten years ago you couldn't give them away and now they're doing a runner. Sell to the walls, girl!
RPPCs do exist of buildings you wouldn't expect. The trick is finding them.
It looks like writing from here.
It's cheap and harmless, which is why I go there first unless my wishful thinking gets the better of me.
It looks like the strap is permanently on there. Then again, straps get lost early and often, so maybe just as well.
That design has me crossing my fingers for the OP. I'd first take a magnet to the bracelet part before doing anything else. If it's steel, it'll...
The Hollycraft would be my pick for first to amscray. That is, if a lucite purse doesn't beat it out of the door. Maybe it'll leave in the purse.
That makes a huge difference. Furniture people will tell you that the information about age and origin is "written" on the back or inside of a piece.
Even 60 years ago...(sigh) Then again, the fine art of importing "local" souvenirs was already well-established.
. I will shut up now, since I can't seem to open my mouth without insulting you and being insulted in return.
That's some nerd-vana antique paper!
I doubt it's jade. Not sure what it actually is though. Maybe glass.
You never who who will be looking, and the other bidders were asleep at the switch. Not to my personal taste, but i'd have been cheering you on.
It looks a lot like Nemadji, but I don't know if the two are connected.
The second one is definitely old. How old..no idea.
oops. And then you find them at 2AM, or at least hear them, when they sound off!
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