Meanwhile I of course wonder if I qualify for the 'lady" term and while no idjit have serious Whackadoodle credentials.
That was a score. My brain is going DINGDINGDING and thinking jade too. Even if not, all that gold for pennies is a score.
Some of them look like "kid art", and some like linocuts. There was a fad for a while for doing those at home, and someone could have printed...
Wish I could find a shilling brooch like that here, but Americans didn't make them much as far as I can tell. Or if we did, we melted them all.
That would have been in my cart so fast. Nice one!
I've left feedback before, much as a I loathe typing on my phone: "Exact match or NO match. Garbage response." Maybe they'll get the message,...
I've tried it a fair bit in the Ill Will, and get about one useful result for every 9 totally wrong ones. Crapshoot about covers it.
Pocket watch chain originally, but I'd throw some leather on it and wear that as a necklace. Alternately, resell to a 'watch guy' who buys spares...
I wonder what the one on Invaluable went for. Nice score!
You were the grandkid who loved it, so you got it. And it's not going anywhere.
I had to use it as a college freshman. Punch cards and all, in the days of Prehistory.
Nickel silver would fit with India too, aka "white brass" an 80s trade name.
It wasn't me; I know not much about pottery, certainly not enough to recommend books.
Too bad it's not A&P Tea Co. Gem Silver is probably nickel in fancy dress.
Welcome! Hope the family still has that regulator!
Magnesite rather than howlite. The brown veinings are the giveaway. Howlite has black veins.
The other necklace in the lot Book saw is Premier Designs, aka home shopping costume jewelry. No red hot stuff in the lot; the seller is...
Maybe the figured off-kilter made it look more primitive and of more appeal to tourists?
Definitely created by machine.
Might not be a safe idea, in this crew!
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