I honestly don't want to know about a golfer's balls. It does however put me in mind of the old page from IBM manuals about mouse balls, back...
:D:D:D:D:p:p:p:p Worth it! Funny-looking, and smelling, flower vase.
Not to a mad golfer like Komo. He probably has neon yellow balls, so he can find them in the woods when he shanks one into the snow! Tough...
Tortoise and ivory are both now illegal to sell, at least on the open market where they can catch you. I wouldn't ship it either. Where I live...
Definitely enamel. I'd bet @kyratango knows how it was done, and has probably repaired some of it.
He may even like snow - good for peeing on.
It's an older mark. After 1948 they included an Eagle mark with a number inside; the number was the region or specific smith who made it. The...
Presh, well; we know Presh. She's a Princess Dog who owns her humans. Sure she's not a cat in a dogsuit?
Then he got a look at the snow and asked for a puppy pad?
No reaction alas, but you did figure out the phone.
I've seen coal bins like that before. I'd have taken the blue chair home, but I'm weirdly attracted to blue vinyl. The cherry dresser set... you...
I'd be busy restringing that amber but would leave the jade alone. OTOH I'd wear the smoking jacket to church if I could fit into it.(LOL) Some...
The hard-core joolies in here leave me in the dust, and I used to sell it. I"m not much good on European costume. Or cameos, especially compared...
It's fair to say she's a silver addict. Not that anyone wants to cure her!
I might throw USD$5 at it if I needed a flower vase, but that's as high as I'd go for what looks like Pier One leftovers.
Or he had an incontient dog!
I'd be thinking it's Meissen and the mark looks good for post-1945 which fits with all that gilding. I'd be thinking it was someone's post-WII...
I'm betting somebody doesn't care about the missing piece. Boucher collectors are rabid!
Amethyst and a dogtooth pearl? I'd have that too!
Charles II maybe?
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