I think they saw the fur collar.
How old is that mark? It's pre-kolishnik for sure. We'll need one of the Euopean joolies to even have a prayer.
Someone whose eyes didn't work.
Unfortunately, that's the way it is now with Depression Glass. People only want stuff they can throw in the dishwasher.
The rocker looks really well-made. Add a cushion and give to anyone with a new baby. They're going to need one anyway.
Amen. Sometimes sentimental value is higher than resale value, often by a lot. OTOH estate sale companies have to watch prices and stop tossing...
Husband probably caught them buying bakelite AGAIN and had to make up a reason to send it back. :D:D:D That said, yahoos will be yahoos and will...
I'm not surprised.
Carnelian swirl, probably. Or marbled burnt orange. Often they have food names, but a lot of newer collectors don't know the standard ones. I...
I once found a little lapel pin from a railroad I didn't recognize. It turned out to be a Louisiana/Texas shortline that went out during the...
I'm not sure what voltage traffic signals use. YOu'd probably need to rewire the whole thing. Best to leave that to a buyer.
I'd have made off with Mom's so fast....(LOL)
Any real baseball fan would be all over it, either from Brooklyn or Los Angeles. That was home of the Dodgers before the booked it for the other...
It's the same everywhere really. Tag sale prices are supposed to be cheap enough that buyers can resell for decent money, at least if you're a...
IIRC it's a baked-in sales tax on a national level. Don't give Washington any ideas.
My find of the week was for a friend and never came home. It was a circa 1900, I think, Dr Pepper advertising mirror with most of the mirror part...
And no bleedin' tarriffs. :hungover::hungover::hungover:
My first reaction was pinball machine too. If a Chinese Art person and a video game geek had a baby, it would look like this chest!
I'd probably leave bad enough alone, unless we were somewhere they still do staple repairs. People collect staple-repair pieces.
Or go Victorian and use an open-ended stickpin clutch over the pin stem once it's been put through the fabric. It keeps the pin on if the clasp...
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