The Danecraft fooled me. I'd give it house room either way.
Figures.
It's a politician! :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: This is a case where seeing the whole thing would help.
Unlike the mold, it survived for 10 years!
..and they were gone by the time I was old enough and interested enough to be hunting in them.
OTOH it would fit easily into classic MCM decor, along with African tribal art.
Depends on the needles; lots of proper sewing needles are that short. Good going! You scored inventory with enough room for good profit after...
Gotta love it when that happens. One estate company has been known to do it with gold. I am not telling them.! :D:D:D
Unless it's going for dirt cheap. I've learned to resist some things, but if it's priced at under the sales tax on the real value....resistance...
It's begging for flowers with long stems, like gladiolii.
Some dealer would have run off with the chairs 20 years ago, and the cabinet should be long gone. Oddly, probably would have been gone if not painted.
That one looks like I did it.(LOL)
The copper pin would have sold me on the lot, but I have a thing for mid-century copper. I agree that the carved beads are some form of...
At that price it was grab and run jewelery!
Fingers crossed for big buxx!
I'd trade it all for a fully functional body, no contest, but as booby prizes go it's noth the worst.
The Annalee figures would have been a hard pass from me, but ...score! The perfumes pay for the whole thing and the rest is gravy.
Welcome. The wood junkies now all want to see.
I went to an estate sale with no jewelry. Spent $4, but...oops. Among other small bits, a Santa Clara blackware small pot, signed, and a...
Just beating the real cameo experts to it. If you really want the scoop, the real experts are on the cameo thread - @PepperAnna and @Bronwen .
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