It crashed hard a bit over a week ago. Server died.
That's a legitimate problem. Tools weigh. A lot. Small precision tools are a godsend. I do keep granddad's 2 foot screwdriver though. Useful...
Are these May Day pieces?
The design on the copper whatsit looks like Ganesh. It's not made to hold any serious weight or anything big or crushable. Incense sticks maybe?
Thirds on preferring the pooch. Looks like she knows she's cute too. Cool box too.
I'd have figured that for a bread fork too, but what do I know? It doesn't look a nasty enough customer to chip ice.
It's ringing bells, but whether they're alarm bells, school bells, dinner bells or dumbbells..? I'd bet one of the British contingent can suss it...
At that price it's hard to get hurt. That said I know jack about Japanese porcelain, but I'd call that a good Education price.
Went through the ReStore on my way home and...full stop. Shawnee Pottery corn on the cob set. $10. I just found its twin on eBoo going for $75...
What she said, but them I'm a sucker for Damascene and this is a non-kissing cousin.
It's for safety, so pretty was secondary to "don't lose me".
The image has blue veins in the stone, a sure sign of dye at best. The silver..is iffy, and if that's not real the stone has no chance.
My guess is that the chain came from something else and was married to the brooch later.
I'd be thinking more German, but it's awfully clunky for that.
They figured that since the end of the safety chain was brass that the pin was too. Those chains are replaced left and right, and somebody was...
I've been ghosted before for even asking a question. I think their brains go "ooh this might be valuable. I'd better check. " And...poof.
Today I clicked and found..a live board. THank you Peter!
She has cowrie shells in her hair, so Senegal is a dead fit. (I wish my hair would do that, but no such luck.) It's also the fabric-production...
Not a clue, but it's pretty. Too new for me to know anything, even if I knew glass.
My local Ill Will has been known to kill a sale by putting a sticky sticker on old leather, old paper, or old paint. Ruined what was under the...
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