I don't see any nipples, but they didn't carve the underside beyond strict necessity, so who knows.
Where I live you can't give Nao away, and Lladro is close behind.
I wouldn't either, but in the 1970s wooden candleholders were a decor item here. A lot of them were meant to hang on walls, but this one would...
The tall oak chair looks like something used in a church, probably 20th century.
Some little girl, with or without gray hair, would love that.
I bet it had a glass shade once.
Look at its back end. :eek::eek::eek::D:D:D
This was a Whoops. Corning glassworks Christmas wreath ornament. Oddly, I have the heart ornaments too - a pair of them. Turned them into...
This was supposed to be 30 and it was close. The first time I went it was a literal goldmine. Last year, not counting some Christmas presents, I...
Given the pearls, I'd have to wonder about USA crafters. Bead looming has been around as a popular craft off and on since the 60s. It's not...
Went to a community sale today - 30 houses officially. I only bought from four, and one of those was lemonade and a cupcake. One piece however...
I have precisely one piece - a cake plate. It's not like I need two of them, or even one of them, but it's pretty.
With the usual jokes attached. Those are gem scales, but we all know what they're used for in the wild. :cigar::cigar::cigar:
I bet the real thing is seriously pretty.
Online shopping did the lion's share, and I think this was coming before the tarriffs ever hit. My sister's first baby teddy came from Hudson's,...
The reason they summoned Any is she reads Dutch, and that's the language. IIRC that's a Romanesque ceiling, but that's as far as I go.
welcome fellow junk junkie!
The cross looks hand-decorated, and if it's sandcast I'd say slam dunk for NA.
I generally used a calipers and a measurement chart. It's not exact, but it gets the job done.
The closest I ever got was a Persian Empire arrowhead. Gave it to a friend for Christmas years ago.
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