Grrrrr. Seen that movie before. Chaps my drawers every time. That estate sale that hit back this weekend had a little jewelry. All new and...
I love Curiosity Incorporated; Alexander is Canadian and loves toys, but he used to have his own store and buys/sells just about anything old....
The painting looks more Persian than anything else, and Israeli art wouldn't depict G-d himself. It's strictly taboo. I can't think of a major...
Some of us probably were, come to it.
I bought this forever ago and pretty well forgot I had it. The gentleman is gray-haired and seems to be holding a sword while standing on top of...
I know I can't. Found that out the hard way last weekend. Still paying for it and may for a while. Garage sales in July here are usually dismal,...
Somewhere in between. I sold jewelry semi-pro, but the rest is watching Roadshow, watching a Youtube channel or two, and hanging out with this lot...
Good luck with that. That sort of furniture usually gets donated in these parts; you can do better on the tax deduction than selling it as often...
Or more to the point. how do those ends react to baking soda? Ye old q-tip soaked in water and squeezed, and then dunked in baking soda. Rub...
Once in a lifetime find, that, but it can happen.
Dingdingding! I need a good church sale, but we won't have any until October. Sometimes things go for pennies, and the actual good sales are few...
I don't think those are horn; the collars look like "tin". Horn would have better quality metal. I think bakelite/catalin would too.
It happens here in Connecticut, but not nearly as often as it used to. Too many episodes of the Roadshow have aired.
It's a sign that they're newer than I'd thought. The fishing line ones can date to the 1980s. Maybe even later.
The black stone is lava for sure.
all I see is a link. No images. Some folks here won't click outside links.
Those look like 1930s kids' toy kits. The torpedo on the submarine definitely does; the designs didn't change much. For 6 euros and a bit you...
The sloppy (for them) enamel makes sense with the date. Soldiers pouring in and needing pieces to sell them and all that.
Here's to sneaky marks!
I see no Native American jewelery in this picture. The one in the front looks like a good crafter made it, but it's more Kenyan than NA. The...
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