Modern and Asian is as far as I'd go.
They wished you were there!
The animals were still there; I think they were napkin rings, but not very well made. The castings were far cruder than the African ones I've...
Brand new for me too, but it'll look good hanging around.
https://www.estatesales.net/CT/Bloomfield/06002/4196772 This was the second one. Working class neighborhood, two bedroom house with outer stairs...
Especially healthcare, here in the USA.
The brass corrodes. You're better off without it.
It probably is Czech. I like yours better, with beads all the same size.
It looks dug, so smashed flat would make sense.
From the background color, if the display is accurate, I'd think it goes the other way. Bombay Company special maybe?
I love the gumball beads. If they were produced when Amercian one were, they're vintage for sure. 1960s if I'm not mistaken.
The glass pendant is pure 1970s. Collectors here don't want them, but show them to GenZ and I bet they'd fly away.
...only worse in some respects.
Welcome. I only know cast iron from cooking with with it, but... you said joolz?
There's probably someone out there looking for it.
It's fun when you know it's not junk, whatever "it" may be, and you finally connect with the person who knows what to do with it.
That's a match. I'd figure it for Bohemian too.
I was going to say it looks like it could be real. The center could be synthetic sapphire or a lab pink topaz. I can't see them putting a real...
They're nice looking, but the bolts underneath look 1990s or even later to me.
The second one looks like a flattened cuff button.
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