I agree about the milk glass and most clear glass. One I watch for is Stuart; it's made in the UK. It's decent now, but there's a book coming...
Most times I find feathers, but sometimes I get the whole bird! Vellum glazes are always worth nabbing.
As a rule, classical LPs aren't worth much. That said, sometimes you hit lucky.
I can testify to that. I've found many a "Dutch" boy and girl, most of whom only saw the Netherlands in a picture book.
Really nasty clips are closer to ear braces, except that they're harder to break!
That map is not too far off the way some actually view the world. I can understand being slightly confused by Malta; the people there are a mix...
and now we want to see the rest of the ring!
Santa Woodworker is Comin' to Town? (American Christmas television reference for y'all outside of the USA/Canada)
If you use Hobbit, don't put it in the title if you're listing on eBoo. Keeps the bots off of your case.
The pretty girl sets came home with many a GI, sometimes as gifts for Mom. Not sure what they did with the nekkid lady sets.
Or a chihuahua!
Seconded - sell as bovine. Might be water buffalo, but there's no point in confusing the bots.
Me either, but jewelry designers do whacky things sometimes.
I think the OP's is true vintage. It may have come from a small workshop, but not in southeast Asia.
To my eyes it's not Native, but they used some Native symbols. Some jewelry makers did this early and often in the 1950s, using a variety of...
I expected to see Not For Food Use on the bottom.
Lithopane - the Germans etc made some too with scenes etc. The nekkid ladies were generally Japanese.
No reason you would have. They never became popular and I doubt few were sold in Europe.
Now that is a pretty birdie! I wouldn't want to get on his/her bad side though.
(LOL)
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