The lady dates to about 1920-1925 based on clothing and shoes. That's not saying the frame might be older; they get reused left and right.
Or advertise FTGH to any pregnant woman who wants it. Those old glider rockers are the best thing ever for rocking babies. I swear there are...
I'd say more Art Nervous than Art Nouveau. :D:D She looks .. cold. I can see these in some guy's man cave, but high art they ain't.
I even found my old Maxim coffee mugs. Pfaltzgraff made them in the 80s and sold off the extras for cheap in their outlet. My original may be in...
Just don't try to list it on eBoo; the bots would have conniptions.
The paint looks hand-done, maybe hobbyist and maybe lady painter turned pro. The metal looks European. Beyond that dunno. Dixie cups... those I know.
The bag was my tote full of jewelry and a few other bits, sold so cheap I wanted to pay and skedaddle before the seller changed her mind. "OK...
The green ones look like some sort of dyed stone. Dunno what.
Some blacksmith saw one and thought "I could make that", and promptly did. Rivets make me think it's old too; by the 50s it would have been welded.
Seconded. Cute little thing.
More like bed of Beware in this case! Looked through my kthnxbye bag from this weekend and found a pair of 14k and jade earrings (screwbacks,...
It is cut, but I can't imagine making stones that small out of it. It would take more care/work than the stones are worth.
The ring is probably glass. Chrome diopside is fairly fragile.
Czechoslovakia is what I see too.
I've run into these before. It was a short-lived design. Some were made to be reversible, and some like this were probably just supposed to be...
No idea, but I've been known to use an ink pad on the smaller ones. They're cool. I'd bet there's someone out there doing letterpress who'd be...
Yeppers. No surprises there. The old time smiths used turquoise and whatever other bits got traded in. The newer ones use whatever looks good.
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