Or ink. Or crud.
Almost! They'd be almost gone anywhere near me. The Earl Gray too.
Oh to find its cousin in a rummage/jumble sale, where nobody knew what it was!
I'm not buying that either. If I had a spare ten grand to blow I'd have new TVs, new computers, and fancy dental work.
Real value...what, about 300 quid?
That's a lot of clock. I can see why you liked it.
It's definitely old and had more than one life. I think it's been repurposed and repaired more than once. Bear knows more about Georgian jewelry...
$2895 now. Must be getting desperate. When it comes down to melt one of us might be in. Until then , flat Nope.
Nothing there sang at me at all. I'd go if it were very local and nothing else was on, but...nah. Too much guy stuff. Collecting sales tax does...
I have one here that's essentially an oil lamp. It's part of a kit for doing Ukrainian eggs.
Brake calipers sound like a dragging stick, more or less. My rear ones froze up twice in two years, so I know what that sounds like.
Some of their marks were kinda sloppy, but I agree this doesn't look right. It's a legit sterling notepad cover, but I think someone added the...
Not a Trifari crown.
It's just too bad someone broke the book up and sold the pages. It may have been damaged; I almost hope it was, and this was someone's way of...
Heard of it. I'd definitely give it an honest appraisal. You'd get the pie plate back.
Re: eating a whole pecan pie: Now that's a thought.... I could do that, and if not I'd give it the old college try.
My guess is it's from WWI or the Spanish-American War or thereabouts. It was meant to hang on something, and on top of a bunting would fit....
After looking them up, they sound like mini pecan pies minus the pecans. Pure goo with a side of starch? i'm down!
I've seen the design here every so often.
I'd cheerfully carry one of those, but my car keys are just the car keys.
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