I found a piece of neodymium glass today...chipped. (wahhhhh) If it's still there on Tuesday I am buy it anyway; it was a small chip and I like...
They're jade. Lower grade stones then were set in costume metal early and often by some companies. You'll find turquoise ones too in a similar...
Thirded. Someone had a camera and took home pictures. Either they did their own developing too, black and white isn't that difficult, or took...
Looks like a copper to me too.
Holy simoleons. Ding! Dingding!
My great-grandmother was five feet nothing, or thereabouts. An aunt by marriage was even shorter. One was born around 1875 and the other 1895....
I'd say hold onto it until next October if you decide to sell, to put it in front of Christmas shoppers.
I was an adult for half of the 80s, but can't say I miss anything but the music and some of the cars. And the people. I knew a bunch of WWII...
Definitely a takeoff on the Ruby Slippers. The rhinestones in matrix look was popular about 15 years ago. Odds are they're not KJL if they're...
Very cool. Also a killer dress.
All I know is it weighs a ton and I wouldn't want to move it.
Here you're lucky to sell mid-century Colonial at all. It's good quality furniture, but out of style.
If the family no longer wants them, here in the USA I would probably recommend the auction route too. I consigned some stuff to a store with a...
I wonder if it was drilled at the factory or if it was done later.
Addiction. Maybe self-medication into the bargain. A lot of schizophrenics do that before they're diagnosed. Bipolar folks too.
Dingdingding!
The roquefort is the one without; it's blue mood gives it away.
I agree with the 30s-ish hardware. Hammered pewter is a good guess, and I'd think hand made. Some guy in the proverbial shed did the work and...
Not very. Laval rock beads were hot about 10-15 years ago.
Somebody had zero clues. Score!
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