Dingdingding!
If all else fails, put a cat bed on top and call it solved. Just not one that slides. My parents had a cedar chest at the foot of the bed with a...
Oh well. Even he had to take a second look so it was a good guess.
Looks like you came back with the goods! I don't know much about pottery except what I learned on Antiquers, but it's fun to look at.
I just got a few of the catseye ones on a bracelet fragment. Pretty things.
The base commander probably decided they were both at fault and gave both a good spanking.
Seconds on wanting pictures of the inside of the trunk. And of Moby of course. The black marks look like someone sat plant pots on this at one...
That's what I was thinking. Some sort of tourist souvenir. Israel used to have copper mines in the time of King Solomon. Possibly still does.
I think that's a retronym, but it's worth knowing.
I'd think some manufacturer got hold of the pieces of carved stone and used them. Done the same thing myself.
Very late 60s "Spanish Colonial", with those orange tiles and wrought iron.
Sure looks like it could be his. I'd ask. What's the worst that happens?
It's never a bad idea to make a contact, especially if it's somebody who buys the "what the heck do I do with it now?" items.
That's a hike. The jewelry they show doesn't look worth any effort, but you never know.
Such problems to have!
Most people here know to chat in line waiting to go in. Once the sale starts it's Game Time.
I do love a nice piece of 14k in the junk bin! And that is a NICE piece; it's a kittycat. I think the bail was added later; it was intended as a...
I know the feeling. Eyyyargh! OTOH a private sale may more than make up for it. The other buyer probably couldn't believe her luck.
I think it's missing a piece too. The sport ring is probably early 30s.
Sounds like the officer earned it.
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