The odd part is I'd bet decent money that the peachy molded beads on necklace 3 were Japanese exports. If they're plastic anyway. If they're...
My first guess would be Bavaria or Germany in general.
I used to hit a lot of Israeli jewelry thanks to a big Jewish population. It's pretty well gone in the wild now. Never did get much European...
I just hope they attributed it! (said who wrote it)
I wouldn't know Rousellet if I tripped on it, but others will be along. It wasn't sold in the USA and we don't see much of it, unless it came over...
OTOH if you want to show us some of what this lady found, or you did, feel free. We are willing to just drool.
And this isn't the 80s, so... you're not Young'n'dumb any more.
I associate those fancy florals with Bavarian porcelain; I'd be very surprised to see it on French plates. That's a really showy cabinet plate -...
Welcome. What Deborah said about putting the pix in PGP.
The speckled pecan finish is diagnostic for 1970s as far as I know. It does sell here, if priced cheaply enough. Nice sturdy table and chairs if...
And you double-checked just to make sure.
The paintings are gorgeous. The base is...a mess. Neater than if I wrote it though!
Yup. Useful but if it's a bear to move, the price goes into the tank. They've had a similar cabinet, new with tags in the local reStore with no...
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Not my thing, but I agree on the crosswalk and nighttime scene.
I think it's a memorial plaque of some sort, for a knight or gentleman.
The framing on painting A definitely improves it.
None too fond of the spider, but I have a cousin who'd want that badly. The doggie is a lot more attractive, at least to me.
The loop may have had a safety chain attached with what looks pretty much like a safety pin attached. Lots of old pins did, so they couldn't fall...
Brad's Fulper piece is really pretty and a sweet score. Love those black glass beads too.
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