I'd say Bronwen's is definitely a marriage; the chevron piece was made a good 30 years after the pearl pendant, to my eyes. That said, if it...
I had a look through the offerings. I don't know enough about the NA pieces to judge those, but the Gucci watch was more likely to be fake than...
I thought there was. Try Metalware instead.
That's no cat, it's a silver tabby fur-goddess, and doesn't she know it.
These may not have been intentional fakes. I'd almost bet on them being Homegoods or World Market specials with the stickers removed and backs...
Heck, the way sales have gone around here I'd be happy to find the glass.
That would do it. If it's Peranakan rather than just a borrowed design, earthquakes wouldn't have helped either.
An insurance code from the old days, probably engraved by the original owner. The number corresponds to an inventory sheet that is now...
Not for more than 30 seconds anyway.
Probably the Asian category, if not Pottery/Glass/Porcelain. The latter would be stretching a bit, but whatever. Usually the problem is shutting...
Broken up, or just broken.
i've heard of finger bowls, but they were only included with very ornate dinner porcelain services here. Never saw one on its own before.
Too bad it's not Hagrid?
The dude looks like he's from a Muslim country, from the hat. The white carved material does indeed look like white carved material.
I have some Corn King in the trunk of my car, but no cookie jars.
The beads want to be really good apple green jade. If real they'd be crazy money. Glass is a safe bet.
Oh have you found trouble! First, you found the auctions and second you found this place. Welcome.
In person it's harder to fool people, but on line with no pictures sometimes..who knows. These don't look right to me, inexpert as I am. The...
I'm a copper girl; if I found that I'd wear it. It's very 70s into the 80s.
Officially.
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