It would sell in a charity store here, if not for a pile. Otherwise I"d expect to see it in a Free listing on Marketplace.
Looks like you found better stuff in one place than I"ve found all Summer anywhere.
I wouldn't be surprised if someone took a commercial ring and then added the stuff on top. Silvermithing class shortcut or something.
Around here some stores haggle, some don't, and some places will tell you to leave. Make sure you know which is what if haggling. I can...
Not unless the vegetable was self-propelled and went by Jumbo! Those are the real deal, with what look like bone spacers. Better still I think...
They're OK as long as you're not looking for scones, but otherwise not that great.
I see mostly jasper and agate chunks. Good for putting in a bowl and looking pretty.
The ones I see are the size of croissants, and somewhat sweet.
Might well be; American gold from that era often wasn't marked at all.
DANG wish I'd been to that one instead of what I found. Or what I didn't find, more to the point.
I almost looks like the head from a golf club!
Same here, but even if it's marked 18 it may test lower. American standards back when weren't all that strict.
Souvenir of Somewhere is all I've got.
Thumb rings were primarily used in the 30s, but I've found them on 1950s pieces early and often. The rocks were pretty bits glued into cap...
It's brand new, whatever it is. Some sort of molded material .
I could literally have made this set, but wouldn't have. I'd have knotted between the pearls, and my work would sell for the value of the beads....
I'd wear it!
Now we gotta see!
And proper scones. Not the American ones.
Probably. (grouse)
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