They should. Always assume any bright red coral is dyed until proven otherwise, btw, even if someone swears it isn't.
It's a funky design. Definitely the right guy too. I even found another copy of the plaque....
Good idea. I think eBay is getting the message, btw. They're "extending" the time Top-Rated sellers have to come back and sell more by a few...
Went out today against my better judgment. Spent $5 at garage sales, total. Spent about $25 in the local job lot store. The good stuff came from...
I suppose it's possible, but I have yet to see it happen.
Gee thanks. At least the computer gear stayed dry.
...with a clear glaze over top. Or clear enamel. The clear bit is scratched while the colors underneath are untouched.
All it takes are two or three nice chains and there ya go. People put jewelry in weird places too, or in the bathroom. You take it off before a...
Hate to say it, but I has me doubts. The design that's stamped in isn't done by eye and by hand. It's perfectly even and both sides match. Even...
If I saw it here I'd say Pier One and keep moving.
Probably an ironing board. (ducks) I'd hope a matching necklace.
:D:D:D:D Good boy, Buzz!
Sounds logical to me. We may never know who they were.
I think that mark is a prunus blossom. It's probably Chinese, possibly Japanese; they both use the flower.
Anyone who had random bits of Persian silver kicking around might have all sorts of odds and ends.
These days the new books cost that much. On a good day. Finding them cheap is no secret. Boot sales/estate sales/jumble sales .. and pray....
I think she's Italian, but that's all I've got.
Thought the shape was off, but all I know of British glass I learned from Mother Beeb, so...(LOL) Suspect source, much?
Nice piece of carving. We don't get those here in the USA, at least not the old ones.
Mongolfier balloon seconded. They look to have silver marks on the back, but I can't blow the image up and see whose.
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