if you like it and want to sit in it, it's worth restoring. The frame is better than anything they make now. For resale, I wouldn't.
I'd have said mid to late 80s. One easy indicator - are the hearts hollow? They almost never bother will hollow parts on brass or other costume...
My favorite price point, other than Free.
You have a Void! Pretty House Ruler, and I bet he or she knows it too.
It looks like early 70s trestle furniture; no one around here wants it except as firewood.
I don't know enough to be sure either way. I'd have wandered off with it for the right price!
Yup. It's the current substitute for Eilat, since the source is played out.
Nice!
I've been known to repair some, but the ones that are beyond repairing I've redone into other religious jewelry.
It has a name meaning "Take Me Home and Sit me on your shelf."
DINGDINGDING!
Welcome! Don't be creepin', Geepers. Post some stuff!
I'd add a plastic liner and use it for paper trash, but I'm weird.
Welcome! Once you figure out photos, I call Cat Tax. You mentioned her, now we need to see her. :cat::cat::cat:
Somebody's kid moved to Blighty? Or bought it in a box lot from the USA and didn't know what it was. Jewelry moves around.
It's often a Sacred Heart, either of Jesus or Mary. Speaking as a Protestant who's had a lot of rosary bits drop into her lap. I've seen a lot of...
I don't think they were ever marked, or ever Sarah Coventry. Coro made some I think. Those names wouldn't help values one bit, but we'll let the...
i've said that before often enough. While the dumb guys with their smartphones are googling everything, those with the information in our brains...
She's a pretty girl with her boobies out. She'll find a home, never fear.:p:p:p
It's a Vietnam-era, best guess, sweetheart/mama brooch. The metal rose itself was everywhere and someone got bright and added the globe and anchor.
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