I'd put a print or a photo in it and hang it. Problem solved ...unless you count the nasty gold spray paint. My guess is that back when someone...
I'd be happy to find a big one. Size down??? I'm no help at all.
I just wish someone hadn't taken off the screwbacks. Now I have to find more and put them back so I can wear them. The stringing is straight...
No idea what that is. Jade can show up that white, but wouldn't have costume findings unless it's a restring by someone with no clue.
Glitter grrrl magnet for sure. It would also work as a modern prom boutonierre; it would look hot on a tux lapel.
Beat me to it. I was going to say Venice for the cameo image. The round rivoli pin (the big flower made of round rhinestones) with the AB stones...
If the reserve was L1000, no wonder. I bought some pedestrian cameo earrings today.. for US$10, but the shell cameos are shell cameos.
No idea. Or who, maybe? Meanwhile, the previous lot Passed. It was a perfectly nice shell cameo. Go figure....
Or upper arm bracelets.
Backwards. Neiger was a Czech firm who used beads manufactured by other Czechs. Other companies used the same beads.
The clasp on the red beads is an old style for sure. I wouldn't be surprised one bit if the beads were Czech, but I don't know where the necklace...
He'd best be trustworthy if they let him near a jewelry case. Eep!
And look out for him at rummage sales!
A New York police officer.
These were actually a fundraiser sale collection from a local synagogue. She probably didn't have Grandma's recipes, or great-grandma's by now....
I wouldn't mess with it. It doesn't fall off and the larger size is highly desirable.
Just from what I can see, I'd be figuring 1990s Pier 1 or some such, and Southeast Asian. The clues may be on the bottom, but it just doesn't...
I literally gave one away last year. It was full of recipe cards. THe person I handed it to reacted like it was gold bars, so it's in a good home.
Ding! DingDing!
I think Kentworld nailed it.
Separate names with a comma.
