If it was in an Ill Will it's a proverbial Unicorn.
That Roman chair looks like it was delaminating.
Not sure what to hang in the middle, but it needs to be funky and a little loud to avoid being shouted out by the rest of the piece.
The sig is something P[dunno] R....y and it's dated '87. Best I can do.
Hope they go higher than this. Some lots have no bids yet at all. That Martin Brothers jug, btw, is back down below estimate. Either I goofed or...
I think it all goes on line now just about everywhere. I saw jewelry in one Ill Will in July, but it was all new crap. Valueless and as usual way...
I did a High-low Estimate sort, and a jug by Martin Brothers is already at its high estimate. The rest vary between expected and downright anemic.
Now that's my kind of metal! SCORE!
No idea on the first one, but I'd give it house room any old time.
I'm not much over average, but I'd wear that. Actually, anyone could with enough attitude. I don't think it's D&E; the solder is a little...
Technically, "old pawn" doesn't even exist. "Dead pawn" jewelry is a real thing, but requires having an actual pawn ticket along with the...
I'd throw dried flowers in it and call it a day.
Bohemian, I'd think. Not sure beyond that.
I'd be thinking more 80s than 40s.
My first thought was pomegranate, which makes sense. I seem to recall fire grenades or something like that being called pomegranates once upon a time.
Too much month at the end of the money, as the song goes.
Foiled opal necklace. Might even be foiled dragon's breath. That's a four-bagger, for sure! No idea whodunnit, but it might be worth asking one...
Kind of like Americans (mostly), only earlier.
Same here.
THe last time I gave a kitchen a bubble bath, I was about one. I got hold of mom's dish soap and squirted it all over the floor. Mom decided to...
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