((sigh)) That explains why I used to sell a fair bit of vintage costume jewelry to China. They don't like modern made in China stuff either!
The second image down is Indonesian for sure, but you'll need Any to tell you more than that.
That, and where there is paint and glue and Fix-Me, there go I.
It definitely could be framed, but I might try making it a box too.
She looks like she was a trip. Probably would have fit in here!
Temu 'haul videos" on Youtube are/were a thing. It used to be that "made in China" meant junk, but now it's the only game in town unless you can...
If she can't, I can. Nice work, somebody.
I haven't been in a Michael's in a decade. They had no fabric at all then. I've herd about Chetsy pieces and hope the site cracks down hard, but...
Interesting. It looked like amethyst, and amethyst comes swirled with white like that, but not usually quite like that. When it is, it's usually...
That was a NICE house! Probably still is.
No, but we need El Poopie to mix with the red face emojis for when we're talking about restoration projects since cussing isn't allowed!
If I had to guess I'd say Japanese. The dragons and clouds were Chinese first, but turn up in both places. No Brasso on that thing; it would...
Is it just me or does the paint look like modern "folk" painting?
No idea, but they're sweet. Fire dogs of some kind?
Made in USA is DOA.
We do however need a poop emoji.
What we really need back is homemade clothing. No wonder JoAnn went under; sewing your own or tailoring your own stuff is gone. Prices on patterns...
The stone, btw, looks like charoite. Googled to make sure - it's mined in Siberia and shows up in chunks.
Some younger folks look at the way vintage clothes were made, even stuff from the millenium, and figure it's worth snagging as it'll hold up...
The kite mark in the last image was used from the mid 1850s until about 1883; that's smack in the middle of the Victorian era.
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