I bet most of it goes local.
Welcome! I was born to a pair of early Depression babies, so I get it. (hung with some WWII vets as a kid) Can't help with the 60s music; my...
Too late to the party to add much, but I think it's upside-down too. Probably was an earring. A pendant of this type would have been attached to...
English is... weird. If we don't have a word for something, the language tends to adopt wholesale words from other languages. (hence our spelling...
I don't "do" pottery, but as someone who (almost) used to resell those prices would knock me out of the running. People buying for themselves...
Once upon a time that was a fortune. It still isn't chump change, and agree with Komo that I'd be worried if people are allowed to just grab.
One in the belt seem to say 1766. I'd day it's the Empress only a lot younger.
Early 50s to early 60s probably. The older ones looked different. They could be a lot newer;mesh evening bags are still made now.
It may or may not be Rom. Those coins turn up all over the Eastern end of Europe and the Middle East. They were trade coins minted from the 1780s...
Any spells it "keris" - spellings sometimes help in searching for information. Then again, some misspellings have become so common that those...
Only because you beat me to them! I'm not a bag lady, but those are metal mesh. For a tenner who'd resist? I suspect Whiting & Davis did at...
It's also one reason diamond cuts changed; lighting changed, so the way the stones were shaped to provide maximum sparkle did too.
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