Great Valentines, Cx! I still recall passing on a package of vintage (possibly antique) valentines at an estate sale --maybe 8 years ago....
Welcome! Agree with the suggestion above, post this under "Pottery, Porcelain, Glass". And ditto, additional photos needed, esp of bottom. A...
Awesome paperweight (s), and amazing coincidence! That's so great! :) Gotta love this forum!
Probably wasn't clear. "Chain connected" is just a term I made up to describe-- just meant there is no string on that one necklace to the right....
With those little metal end caps, so prevalent in the 60s, my guess is that era, plus or minus. If you Ebay search "Millefiore glass bead hand...
Super helpful to see the entire pieces. Thanks! I think the estimate of 1960s is good. Can't help with the white and green one, but as...
The design itself says 1960s or so. Have no doubt these are vintage.
This probably should have been listed under "Furniture" to get the right eyes on it. Great chairs. Agree, 1960s plus or minus. Very...
Journeymagazines versions are little more than just stacked layers of paper, looks like an actual metal chain holding the dog, small pearls, etc....
Gorgeous!
39 is normally a European size equivalent to U.S. 8 1/2. Could they be big enough to be a women's 8 1/2? Does look like something is missing,...
INH, good ID on the nude.
While you are arranging for a photo of the base, might be an idea to take a close up picture of that chip on the edge as well. Can sometimes help...
1920's and later.
Yes, that gold paint on the back of the rhinestones would have been original. I think that results in sort of a foiled look. One site I saw says...
Really pretty, gosh I love Czech glass jewelry. Definitely older, 1920's-30's would be my guess. Stylistically I might think even a bit later...
Boy, could not find anything on Google either. If it tests at 18k, even if you can't find who made it, would definitely have some value as melt down.
I couldn't find anything for "RENF" either. Wait for others. Is this a brooch/pin?
Crewel embroidery is embroidery using wool. Common for these kits apparently. Looks like your Aunt did a nice job with the piece. :happy:
Nice pieces. I sold a similar necklace to the top one for around $50 a few years ago on Ebay. Not sure how prices are doing these days. Seems...
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