Yep. Usually about how I figure it. The longer the pinback the older the pin.
Not even going to say what my first thought was when I saw it. Probably what some GI/Tommy thought when he first saw that lighter too.
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Now that is a proper antique! 1960s Tupperware forsooth. Congrats!
No reason why not!
It's a slight improvement over the pig manure truck, but not by much!
..something I've never seen before. I only see olive wood used for bitty items, not furniture.
Johnny's bracelet is brand new. I've seen those stones up close before; they're plastic. Dragon's breath is art glass.
It does at that, come to think. I doubt it is, though; olive trees aren't cut down to make furniture anywhere that I know of.
Unflushables, aka chemical outhouses, can't be too good either. Especially when they tip over on the highway.
The back looks very old indeed. The front looks like older Bombay company - fitting. I'd bet this was faux-painted and someone stripped it.
I'd cheerfully use it to store all my odds and ends as long as it's already there. Beats moving that beast.
Desks however are a tough sell. They were hot for a minute, but then kids went back to school. Otherwise I'd expect a Heywood Wakefield piece to...
If they're old, they wouldn't still be strung if they hadn't been restrung. Cotton dies at a dirty look once it gets past a certain age. And, as...
Someone found the Romans' p-trap! Gotta love it.
Thanks. The corals could be for an adult female if old enough, but they made them for children too in the 19th century. They've been restrung at...
I'd be thinking bakelite too on seeing them, or else one of the acrylics.
I'd be thinking Czech.
In some places, they still kill women who were attacked by men.
all the dirt?(LOL) I think it's already been cleaned off the hard way.
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