Trust me, He already knew everything anyway.
((sigh)) Color me surprised. There's always a chiseler. That's a crying shame. On the other hand turquoise contains copper, hence the color....
Not much. This doctor, that doctor, and the usual rounds yielding nothing crazy.
Ash trays is my first guess. The small ones were often made in sets.
I can honestly swear I am up to no good, and also have no idea.
Cool that you found her.
Yeppers - the good stuff is usually older and the old pieces were never marked. And now for the fingernails on chalkboard moment: Old pawn and...
WOOT! I'd never heard of Barovier either, but ...dingdingding. The bells in the back of your head rang so heard they banged on your skull and...
I've seen petitpoint too, but those were generally commercial. No one in their right minds did petitpoint, even in the 50s.
The back was supposed to move with you. Not the best design ever, but better than those lousy hall chairs.
I thought someone stuck them through the keyholes so you could open the drawers. They're so far out of scale I didn't think they could be original.
As long as they were 1920s factory copies, we can forgive the painters.
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