Is it jade or serpentine?
I wonder what would happen under blacklight. (to play to others' obsessions)
I doubt for ciggies either. The hidden compartment would work for matches, but there's no striker. And a wooden box wouldn't be that wise.
Not old old, but whether is 5 years old or 45..dunno. The rounds are machine-made so definitely post-Revolution. It was made for export I'd bet,...
I'd be restringing those so I could wear them sooo fast; I love cobalt glass. They're hand made for sure, but that doesn't indicate age....
What I was thinking. It's a wax impression made from a Springerle, lebkuchen or general cookie mold.
I know a fair number of words for what he's done - Abomination comes to mind. The rest are more common and less printable. He knows what the...
Hisself made himself useful. That's what I saw too.
Not milk glass, custard glass I'd bet. Neiger custard glass glows under a blacklight for sure. Probably the rest of it too.
It has a sewing box hook and eye closure, so I'd say artisan piece from somewhere. It would look great worn out somewhere too.
It happens. Black Hills gold was 12k at one point, and it was used elsewhere.
I've been around enough fans of NA jewelry to pick up a bit.
Your belt is made of what look like sand-cast pieces and almost certainly silver. As for old pawn, probably never saw a pawn shop in its life....
Vintage 2000+, about 100 years too new for mourning jewelry.
In the New York area those made a comeback for a while. Worked well in postage stamp apartments. My grandparents never had one.
Heck if it's close enough, you could hand deliver it!
Woot! Problem solved! I'd say that's $200 well spent.
Peter and Catherine the Greats were, I'm told, pretty sharp cookies. If Putin was consulting them he wasn't taking their advice.
It would be the prize in a metal detectorist's collection.
If all else fails, check Mr Stones and see what they've got. I'd agree they're married to the chain.
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