2000s and 2010s. Those bitty Manhattan apartments, etc.
The snake is stone too, looks like. I think the spear/spike/spar is calcite unless it's a clear quartz.
It's the name commonly used for see-through phenolic plastic, vintage 1930s that isn't the clear/applejuice variety. It's not really bakelite per...
And if all else fails, swap out into Spanish nouns. A lot of times the old Latin-based words connect.
Yeppers. That dish isn't novice work.
What she said. It's not American-set for sure. A Native or good shed smith would have used a lot more silver to protect the stone. Turquoise...
I never saw it used in old settings here, but I'm willing to learn. The ring doesn't "smell" that old to me, but as noted above.... (I think I...
If a nurse wore a watch on the job on those days, and most did, it was on a pin on her uniform, and it hung upside-down. A fancy watch like the...
Entirely possible. It does make me wonder what the little lid/cap piece went to, but if it's a dice cup the world may never know. I'd love to...
It has some Deco style to it, but Deco came around again in the 80s. A 30s ring would be jade (if gold and $$$) or chrysoprase (in either silver...
Most women's watches aren't desired; the dials are too small to read. However, this an Omega and since the gent's watches have gone out of sight...
Yup. Or having to resell it. Overpay one time too many and you can't afford to buy more.
It doesn't happen often, but it happens. The more obscure stuff is what tends to slip through their radar.
30s, or 80s, or 90s, or.....? Hard to be sure, but I think it's later. The marks might give the game away if it has some.
Or just ask around when you get there. They may not be related, but I bet someone's around who's related to someone else who was there.
(technical - fumble-brain strikes again)
I buy it when I find it going for melt or under. Otherwise not worth the gamble, and I don't care for it personally. Once they put stores in...
It's a phrase used in Architecture and Home Decor magazines. It means the manufacturer doesn't talk to just anyone; you have to be a professional...
Actually found a bit yesterday. Paid too much for the necklace, but it's signed Krementz and strung on chain. They cared. The moonstone...
Just a middle-aged lady wearing her daily driver cap. Don't ask me where she came from, but she's familiar.
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