No idea. Never seen that one before, but I'd doubt artisan/crafter.
ACK! She killed them! I bet she was making one of those Christmas trees and caused all the carnage herself.
Gold or silver-plated then. The Germans used to make them that way.
I'd say Yes on the Hollycraft. In the junk bag, the big pieces at 9 o'clock and 10:30 were both big dress clips. It's a crying shame someone broke...
Generally these carved MoP cameos, I'm not sure if they count as real cameos btw, are 1980s or later. The .800 silver case means she probably was...
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I didn't know what those stones were either, but knew they were copies of SOMETHING. Renee/paperandmoose doesn't "do" antiques mostly, unless...
I'd say more Jersey Coast than Vegas.
It's not old; these were made to hold keys, jewelry, or whatever maybe 20 years ago.
18th century Saint...that's what I was wondering. She looked old, but no wormholes. If she's Dutch that might not have meant anything. Saint...
I'd have said mid-1950s right off. The rivets on the back are from that era. The blue color fits the early to mid-50s too.
This is a Youtuber I watch sometimes. She's into paper primarily, but found this wooden piece in a box lot. I figured one of us would recognize...
No idea, but if I found that chillin' in a thrift (krinkwinkel ) it wouldn't be there long.
Artisan wheel-thrown pottery. Probably post-WWII from the color and the design. And the clay. Beyond that I haven't a clue.
Maybe it's the lazybones in me, but I'd probably leave bad enough alone. Give it a good waxing and call it a day. A real artist of a restorer...
Me either. All I know about the stock market is it's a slightly less risky version of Vegas, but without the neon.
(((glorp))) FREE?! Free gold? Not turning that down. I'd say it's an oldie.
To play Dreidel you need a Lose Everything side. Just ask @komokwa. He's played a few games of it.
Or what to sell for pennies. They may be currently overstocked with china, the effects of Lockdown and the great American cleanout, or they're...
I didn't even think of that - lemon juice, but my brain doesn't automatically connecti vinegar. Acid is acid. It looks like the OP's cameo is all...
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