I found a Roseville pine cone vase today for $6, it had chips, and flipped it to a dealer before I was even out of the store with it. We know each...
The roses make me think it was new when they used it, or close enough.
The market on plastic fruit must have changed a bit since this was new.
Odd (wo)man out, I'd leave it be. The matte finish tells me it's an old piece and gives an indication of the lift it led.
It's an odd story to say the least. I'd say the missing stone is a synthetic ruby too, or maybe a garnet.
It doesn't help that I rarely "settle" these days. Can't afford to. . Tag/boot sales were absolutely devoid of anything good last year. This...
I"ve seen the mark before . It does OK on eBay, or does now. Ten years ago the pieces just sat.
https://www.jewelry-10.com/collections/under-the-sea-1/products/v7806 Went to a Grand seasonal Opening sale today at a thrift. Set the alarm and...
If it was a "jobber " set, often nothing was marked, and the box it came in would have a generic name on it not used by any company. Jobbers were...
Air-dreaming is a more common description.
((looks at her Mets sweatshirt)) Nope. I'll leave it for the next guy.
Yup. What I was thinking. Also not hearing. If you've decent ears, D&E link bracelets make a distinctive sound. The OP's wouldn't make it. I...
We all know one company that lost your business.
It doesn't make my nose twitch, but I'm not an expert. The construction looks wrong.
They look like the ones I still use. Stork embroidery scissors were common, and are still made.
All I ever see is Chinese-made silverplate, if that. Score!
Not a single clue.
I've seen a few old episodes of Cash in the Attic. They tried doing it here too if memory serves, but it didn't take. Wasn't there a Cash in the...
It's meant for cone incense, and I agree it has no great age. If it's an old one, someone used the incense to cover the smell of a green...
I never ran into Born to Be Alive, but know the other two well.
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