I'd say the front is made too well, unless the hobbyist was Kyra's grandmother or similar. I'd agree about it being 1950s though.
Around here, not rural in the least, those chairs would go for $20-40 each depending on condition. Pathetic but true.
The greenish thing either looks like a menorah or a statue of a lower jaw. Personally I'd be more into a menorah.
It's a related stone.
I wouldn't wear this at the waist either. Forget me being clumsy; it's the idiots who have escaped their villages and gone wandering that I'd...
Yup. It's a pretty-pretty, suitable for messing with. Purple fluorite is pretty but doesn't sell for much.
Seconded. Very 60s and all glass and goldtone.
That one is definitely staying home.
Too small for much food if it's only 11cm high. I suppose it would work if you're not a Westerner.
If the brooch is going through Customs, make sure it's in a bag with everything else and if they ask it's made of shell. Keeps sticky...
1920s/30s??? My grandmother, who loved Japanese designs, had wooden coasters that looked the same as the lid. She probably wouldn't have bought...
Beat me to it. NICE piece though. Whoever made that knew his onions.
The pearls are real freshwaters. The blue looks like denim lapis I wish they'd left alone. It's had the cwap dyed out of it. You can tell from...
((drool)) Modernist ring or bracelet? That is a nice chunk.
Not if I got there first! I'm a certified Eilat hoarder!
Italian????
Looks like that snake was hun-GRY. No, you may not eat my eggs, Mr. Snake. OTOH too bad Mama Cat didn't find him first; he'd have been kitten chow.
Not my personal speed, but then my ancestors are all boring Northern/Central European. I had to look at the spelling to even type Mi'kmaq.
Looks close enough to me, but my 17th century German comprehension is pretty awful.
Then again, like politics, those of us who could do the best job aren't crazy enough to want to.
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