I've thought about it, but probably much work for no recompense.
RIP dude.
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I'd go straight for the cat because...cat.
I was thinking Germany/Austria/Bohemia too, but more likely Austria than Germany.
They'd make nice fancy dessert dishes.
Glassware and dishes. Single dining room chairs. Dining room sets in general. Oddly, that seriously ugly 70s brown upholstered furniture moves...
I've never seen one like that heart either, especially not that old. I'm less a 70s stainless than a 50s copper junkie - the weirder the better.
Meteorites are often mostly iron too. Some stick to magnets and IIRC some don't. So...fits.
I found two plates today that were 75% off of their marked price, so I paid a whole $1.50 plus tax. They appear to be at least partially...
Real hematite would have iron in it and react to a magnet. It looks like a metorite chunk, and would explain why someone set it in a ring.
Post -WWII embroiderey pictures made from kits. 1970s mancave wall art. Prints of brass era cars. Molded plastic wall decor.
If it's a not her, it's a twin.
At this point, after 40 years, who knows. This dude looks African, but I'd wonder about the rest.
You would, if you had to wear them and they cost more than your car....
I'd be thinking 1980s; the clasp was in use then too.
The leaves look more like an apple or a peach than anything else, but the flowers aren't apple or peach blossoms. Flowering quince it is.
That's what I was trying to think of too. The ones I've seen have all been British. It makes sense, given that those are made of bullion cording...
Where I am that $200 buyer would be the Unicorn.
I saw an All In the Family collection the other day, but didn't buy it. The third lady down looks like she should be in my mom's family, and the...
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