All you need are a pile of D&D players and that's SOLD, if you're selling it. Dragons always find a home. Or a hoard.
Or wear. Or something. Silk happens.
The porcelain flowers were a white hot phenomemon in the 60s. Maybe earlier too, and certainly sold later. The jewelry version kept selling...
My dad would have collected the last one - anything with a train in it. I've been known to nab orphaned doughboys, i.e. WWI induction photos...
I found some Fostoria stems sitting at mine today, but there were only five. And they were $3 each. Since i'd be lateralling them to another...
Looks like it did.
White gold was the "thing" for wedding jewelry in the 50s and into the 60s. I bet there's a white gold band around somewhere with similar...
The inlays were done in a factory and sold as finished pieces. I've seen them before.
Wouldn't surprise me. A lot I've known over the years are guys. Some women do too, but the ones I know aren't specialists. They want anything...
Retail cigar box, possibly? For showcasing the really good stuff sold with the royal warrant? I can see HRH Edward VII toking on a stogie or two....
Gotta like it when that happens!
The Victorians would have preferred a garnet velvet over anything cream, but 30 years ago the cream looked "the business". Not sure how long ago...
It almost has to be one of the Baltic countries, but that's not a Polish mark and I don't know the rest.
Carved walnut probably, and it looks like somebody took care of them.
Resin pieces from the 80s and 90s are now officially Vintage, much as some of us loathe the idea. ( I see resin and keep walking. Not my thing.)...
They want to be German white wine glasses, but not quite. The stems are wrong. I think Brad has the prize for the week.
I was engaged in mass Brussels Sprouts destruction. That was in addition to the turkey and stuffing.
It's a sturdy design, easily made. I wouldn't be surprised if it moved around a lot. I can picture bracelets with the clasp ending up in another...
I was thinking Turkish, but anywhere on the Eastern end of the Mediterranean .
He seems to know the older stuff, but when it comes to real art he hasn't a clue of what's good and what isn't. (ever seen his own work? Fancies...
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