She sees what's coming at the end of the month; grace will no longer be welcome here.
If it really is old and carved by hand, it should be worth more but probably isn't. THe size alone limits the market.
It was made to be pretty and hang on a wall. There may have been two more pieces that are now missing.
Yup. Studio pottery for sure, and somebody got cute with the roman numerals.
Crazy traders went everywhere. I always say I may well have distant cousins in lots of odd places; great-grandpa's brother was a sailor on trading...
Now that I really wouldn't know; my lingerie is Playtex or Warner's.(LOL)
Hotfooting it to Canada if she has any sense, at least if she's in the USA.
Not one I was familiar with, but the earrings were too new for me. :D
Chantal Thomas? Looks like.
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The bits on the ends...laces of some sort?
The ones no longer made sell anyway. I've sold a few of those myself; people just want the bottles.
The image looks like it was done from a photograph, probably well after the photo was taken. The rabbit looks to be 1920s. There's some sort of...
My great-grandmother had a Three Graces cameo; it was a popular design. If it were here 40 quid would be about what I'd expect to see on it.
Perfumes tend to do well here too, since department store prices are crazy.
Without dimensions I tend to agree. If it's a match holder I'd bet there used to be a larger one for the ciggies.
Send the European and SA squirrels here; the gray ones are pests. My local hawks enjoy feasting on them though, so they have their uses.
Chinese freshwater pearls are cheap enough now that they could easily have used geniune if low-quality ones. The red looks like glass. My first...
I've seen somewhat similar items before, but not identical. Dutch origin wouldn't surprise me.
It's a legitimate antique now. I'd check the blades for rust and if they're good put it back into service. Those old single blade razors worked...
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