Just to make sure, hit the knot with dries-clear craft glue. Then it can't come loose and ker-smash the pendant.
I've run into those blithering idiots before. The loud ones get in your face and call you names to boot - a female did that to me a few weeks...
The ones on the ends have tube hinges, so generally that meane they're Victorian. The baby on the far right has the longest pin stem relative to...
They might even be a buyer if you are of a mind to send him to a good home. Some companies want to buy their own merch back.
Looks like it belongs there. Not something I'd want to tackle either.
The stones look real. I see a 21k mark, but for a fiver it was worth the gamble.
Looks like. If not it was someone trying to look like they made Mexican glass.
Can't blame her.
Spidey doesn't bother me. Rat and mouse poop now...no thanks. Got no desire for hantavirus. My BiL likes apple crumb and my sister was looking...
Again, who knows. The mark identifies the hardware manufacturer, not who assembled the earrings. I have a few pair of those myself. (I wear...
I have a few of those around too. One's from the Mohawk Trail and one from Atlantic City. They turn up fairly regularly but I leave them for you...
Hedgehogs aren't native here, but the grackles come through every so often. The love japanese beetles too. Crunch 'em like popcorn.
After the Influenza epidemic and with Polio scouring kids back then, washable toys would have been a big deal.
Looking at the carving, eh no. I'm sorry the poor critter gave its shell for that.
Here in the USA Northeast, the lobster claws showed up in the early 1990s. Those enamel bits to me look kinda 1980s; the Chinese made a lot of it...
What critters think slugs are tasty? I know you don't have grackles there; they're rather plain black birdies but they're murder on bugs.
Today all I found out was that cranberry apple crumb pie that had me running all over the kitchen wasn't worth the effort. Cut the cranberries in...
I don't think I've ever seen one with stone beads. Fun to know they existed.
My dad's fave was the Erie Lackawanna, a freight line mostly and before Conrail existed.
Thanks! I figured someone would know who it was.
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