Nice ring, but have you tested the stone? I don't think that's an emerald, or the photo color balance is off and it's not showing the flaws....
Look up "The Boat Building" in Hartford, CT. I'm weird but that's all I can see when I look at it.
He's afraid HE would fall in and never be seen again!
Thanks! A day early, but I'll take it. Nice lapis signet "junk" you have there.
Dangerous idea - she might fall in and come out in Narnia!
Thanks! I went on eBoo to show an antique dealer what I'd found, and someone wanted $400 for the same doggie. Pie in the sky price, but I paid...
The scammers are usually after electronics or fine jewelry, not cast metal hens! I can easily see a French buyer wanting to glom the hen. There...
So? In this world you gotta take what you can get. I could deal with a pile of gold; it would about pay my medical bills!
Some of us would probably just put it all in a pile and roll around on it. Clothing... not sure in all cases. Smaug never wore any.
Went into the Ill Will today because it's Senior Day, and I also had my Birthday discount to use if I could find anything to buy. Surprised...
That would be a firm NO, methinks.
Then there are the jewelry pieces I've bought and put in a "safe place" - safe from ME that is. Took six months to find them.
Whoever she was, she liked that color.
Wear is a tough one; sometimes these pieces were unloved gifts you didn't want to give away. I gave away a set of marigold Depression...
Not really. Maybe 70s; it's big enough. The lighting can also play tricks.
Get 'em fat enough and they can't jump that high? It's a possible plan.
I'd say that seller had NO clue what they had. I never want to be that seller, but am always happy to be a buyer. Art deco plastic huh.... I...
Nice! I can see why you wanted it.
And my mom's car keys. Her main set went walkabout weeks ago. I'm guessing that Albertina (watch fob for ladies?) is 1870-something?
I thought 1950s right off, but early to mid rather than circa 1960. The necklines are the giveaway to an old jewelry seller. There were a lot of...
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