These necklaces would have matched the dress!
The AI is watching Big Brother, never mind us!
I've gotten amber cheaply here once in a while; it was mistaken for plastic! The best hunting grounds for me have always been church sales where...
Heat-set glass paint might be even better if you can find some. It sticks to metal too and doesn't require high heat to set it.
The inside of the drawer doesn't say Victorian, and the design says it was made for a corded phone. I'd think post-WWII but made by someone who...
Not sure. @kyratango probably could but I'd just make a hash of it. The original was baked on, probably, and black paint wouldn't work.
I figured the Depression got them, but I'd imagine it was WWII instead. Clay wasn't war material, but potters were.
I saw that one coming and stopped selling except locally. Preferably for cash!
art nouveau with an arts&crafts shade for me. If not old, it's an old style with those horizontal light bulbs.
The first one I'd agree on. Probably gold-filled. The second one I'd check inside, making sure to open the clasp so you can see all surfaces and...
If you yard sale them you'll get your money back.(LOL) Cute little guys.
The red ones are called "cherry" (the red color) "prystal" (clear bakelite, or one of the plastics called bakelite) It's sought after here too....
And not a mark between 'em, darnitt! No idea how old they are, where they came from, or even the real metal content. The brass Georgian ones...
Oddly I was thinking drip catcher straight off. It looks like a toddler bib for catching food "drips".
I'll say it does. Poor thing was screaming "take me home and make me pretty"! Speaking of things screaming "take me home" I scored some mystery...
Or both.
It'll almost have to be someone in a low-density area that still has thrifts run by little old ladies who don't know what they've got. Not much...
On the dark burgundy mysteries...no idea. The others I'd bet were old beads strung or restrung at a later date. The prystals are 30s but the...
They wouldn't know what it was!
I've run into plenty of these. Alas never managed to sell any.
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