Not if they're being worn "in the field". You'd keep your good stuff at home and wear the repros somewhere they might get lost or damaged.
Seconded. Pretty little thing, and with that pin back it's an oldie. Some found it all tarnished up and did something nasty to it like baking...
I tried running Google translate over it and got gibberish, so I will if I have to I guess.
Or wishful thinking. Not much you can do about that.
THe Italian gold mark is that losenge thing we couldn't really see. The necklace screams 80s at me if that helps.
$8 profit on a zero investment is a pretty good ROI.
Now that's a bottle holder.
...and they probably sold at a loss. (sigh)
That's the problem with those pieces. Costs and arm and a leg in labor to make, so I doubt they sell for much more than they have in them.
I love finding myrtle pieces too. Not worth crazy money, but they're pretty and you know someone made the thing.
I found this itty bitty (about 3.5x4.25 inches including re-attached handle and pour spout) hand-painted teapot today. The handle was off but...
Barbie Doll only worse.
Thanks. Warner made some nice stuff, some of which is worth money. I'd bet this isn't. (but hey, it was essentially free. Hard to argue with free!)
The bracelet is on the Victorian Revival end of things. These aren't for me, but somebody will want them.
That's what it looks like to me.
and weird stuff never stops cropping up in odd places.
The more money trick..forgot that part. The heart was on a 14k chain of no particular attractiveness. Scrapped it on the way home. No idea...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Went hunting a little today and came home with more money than I left with. (hard to argue when that happens.) Found a two-tone...
That's been there,done that. Nice score.
Gotta love Senior Day. Mine alas only offers a huge (heh) 10%, i.e. they essentially cover the sales tax.
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