The carved butterscotch bar pin looks dead on for bakelite.
I'd bet on sugilite. I'm used to the reconstituted stuff or things closer to a solid color.
G'bye greenies. See ya, gunk!
all I can find are closed auctions that you have to log into to get a Sold price or the Estimate. That is called a Good Sign! Btw - the...
Not old to my eyes, but someone will want it. The price was right too.
That purple one looks nice and messy. No idea what it is, but I like it.
I like that dagger bead one too. Bear's been in the honey tree this week!
I can't read that either. Sometimes a blown-up blurry mess is just a bigger blurry mess.
The pheasants, aka the birds. I like those red Czech briolettes myself - the long red earrings.
Whoa. Never heard of Jean Muir, her product wasn't exported this way, but rock crystal and sterling for thirty pounds sounds like a good deal.
Not even all native-born Romans born in Rome were Citizens, and a lot of those weren't born Citizens. Just to be pedantic about it. The images...
Is that reddish 6th photo what I hope it is? I feel a blacklight turning on as we speak. If so, for a blinkin' POUND?
That's what I figured they were. Not Chinese, but those earrings were common.
Not if I get to it first, especially with my neighbor's glaze on it! It was a kosher mustard/ketchup//brown sugar thing. NomnomnomGONE.
The only thing I can see is the date - 1875. The smaller lettering is a blurry mess, even blown up.
I'd have nabbed him so fast.... congrats!
The earrings are 50s turquoise from the look of them, but I have my doubts of the earrings. I'd have to wonder about the necklace too. Maybe an...
Apparently there's some old, weird (and the old ones usually are) about him slaying demons with a sword. There's no actual record of how Paul...
It doesn't read like Moses at all. If he was carrying a budded staff it would , but not metal. David used Goliath's own sword to chop off his...
I tested it. 100% glass, but cushion-cut glass.
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