Very cool. My dad would have liked it too because it looks like a steam whistle. If it came off of a steam train he liked it. Coulda fooled me...
Someone was seriously asleep at the switch! Antique gold and diamonds for a whole DOLLAR. Around here I felt lucky to get some stoneless 70s...
Looks right to me too, not that I see any here. I wouldn't mess with this; if it's true to form those missing stones are diamonds.
It's probably vintage now too, since the shuttles are all retired.
It's not KF, but in the same ballpark. Best might have done something like that. I don't know anything about them, but they do/did a bunch of...
My first guess would be Souvenir of Venice or decorative art on all of them. Someone else may know better.
Sweet score. I bet it would sell for a pile if people knew what it was.
on the one hand, too bad it got broken. On the other, without that you might not have found it at all.
:D:D:D and confuzzle us heathen Baptists!
If nobody looks, it can end up in the lexicon as a real word.
Country of origin wasn't required on items imported into the USA until 1890, and may not have been used on things meant for sale within the...
I saw a Tau cross too, and IIRC Saint Anthony is depicted holding an infant Jesus. (raised Baptist with lots of Jewish friends, so my Catholic...
Handpeited... what language got mangled in the attempt to write that in English? It doesn't look like it was in German.
Put up for sale where some rabid Cowboys fans can find it.
THey're actually black, but..who knows. I have to retest the dark ones.
Suitable for rocking a baby, when armrests would just get in the way. Lots of small rockers had no armrests at the time.
I already did. Not diamonds or CZ. My guess is sapphires.
I used to be a dark beer type myself. I almost wanted to be able to chew it.
The bracelet is also sterling, marked Hollywood and hefty - over a full ounce of silver. The "expert" who runs estate sales sold it to me as...
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