Someone said Leica ... Never a bad thing.
It's dead here in New England too. Cold weather kills tag sales. We do still get estate sales this time of year. There are two church sales...
It never dies! Not until they're nailing the lid shut.
Wouldn't surprise me. If it were a bit narrower I'd think it was a cigarette holder, used to keep milady's cancer stick from staining her...
Yeppers - there would have been a globe or other shape on top with the same color fade and the same roses. It was always an electric lamp. These...
I see 1960s pins and 1960s and 1980s earrings. The filigree flower is probably silver; it could be Italian, Greek, Portuguese or...? The swirly...
Thanks. That's an old price, but better than expected. I'll be putting it on eBoo and hoping somebody's looking.
Seconded. Pipe ashtray.
It's only about ten years old, so....
The brown one is a German Headband Girl (trade name for the design) reverse intaglio, to be precise. That means she's molded or carved into the...
Every so often, those little beauties hide out in plain sight. I scored a piece of micromosaic in a gold setting for a pittance once in a thrift....
I saw CSH too with what looks like a duty mark. It's a claret jug, so British would make more sense.
Thanks. I knew I'd seen this before, but bedarned if I knew where. I had to be a Museum copy, but which museum was the question.
Wouldn't know what to do with it if I had it - either the catalog or the table whatsits. Other than send them to auction of course!
I think she's an Assyrian angel or a female griffin. Or some such. Poor girl went topless in the cold air, for sure! The back of the pin is...
No age at all on either, from the looks of them. The one with the multicolor rhinestones is really recent. The other is hand-beaded crafter...
Nice stuff in there.
What he said. Easily sellable if you want to put it on line.
Looks like English is a second, third, or fourth language too. If I were guessing I'd say 1980s. Who dunnit? No idea; a lot of pieces from the...
and with any luck, going for peanuts anywhere but near its point of origin!
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