The Pandoras are actually decent quality. Not worth the price by a mile, but decent quality. With Chanel the quality is good, but you're paying...
I have no clue about USA gold marks, or any gold marks for that matter other than British. If that were a G I'd wonder about Gorham, but it's a B.
My guess is ... trashcan it, unfortunately. I got blindingly lucky once and found the real deal, this is before thrift stores locally sent all...
Not an earthly, but they're great.
It's definitely "of the period" as it were, but whodunnit i haven't a clue. I certainly wouldn't pay that money for it, but if it's a must-have...
I like the rainbow one.
One word for it! Woeful is more what I was thinking.
Looks like a little chunk of Connemara marble.
NICE!
I like that African-ish one too. It might even be the real deal, made for the export market.
The "disease" is etching; something ate into the glass. For three bucks I'd have hauled it off too! One thing people do sometimes is carefully...
The translucent lettering might be celluloid that's had a rough time. I agree with aluminum foil on the back. Images made the same way were made...
Screech-ing halt ... (opens window...pee-ewe) Gotta fewmet-gate.
The gouache piece .. something Hudson?
Hands....down?
It also has those pneumatic soft-close whatsits next to the hinges. Those are generally added in a factory rather than aftermarket.
I knew a Bear asking about screws Spelled trouble.
3...2..1...
I've never seen it before either, but now that I know what it is you never know.
I think I'm seeing hex screws on the hardware. Unless they've all been replaced, this piece was made after WWII.
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