16th century Swiss-style dress , made after the celebrated design of Jean (Hans) Holbein. It's right there on the bottom. Found an image of...
Coke or ginger ale in single malt? :wideyed::wideyed::wideyed::wideyed::wideyed::wideyed::wideyed: I don't even drink Coke (except the Passover...
seconded.
Persian "story" drawing of polo players. Call it Indo-Persian if selling or Kashmiri if selling on line - keeps the bots out of your hair. The...
Heraldic salamander? Sure looks like. They were flame-throwers too.
I don't know enough to help. I do OK if I can see the base, but I'm no expert and wouldn't know a valuable bottle from an orange juice glass. :p
If it's in this good of a shape at 100 year plus, I'd leave be too.
Looked at the mourning jewelry. They show the back of one brooch and it's almost a match to one of mine.
Yep. Even the country of origin can be a mystery.
Or gummy worms!
If my dad was still around I'd be after it, but it's not my thing particularly.
G'bye dictionary stand or whatever you are.
The beads are fairly nice Italian lampwork. I have some kicking around myself. The name is probably the person who put the bracelets together....
No, but they sure do make a racket. NOISY suckers.
As in: it helps to know where it came from or whodunnit. :-) Random anonymous snaps aren't too useful, but there seems to be a market for the...
Just slightly? (sigh) Gotta be slipping.
Depends. The nicer stuff gets faceted, but low grade bits are often cabbed or made into beads. The color looks wrong though.
Too true. I might have that bracelet in a shadowbox and mounted on the wall! Well away from windows of course.
Greetings. Most won't click random links, including me. You'll have to upload the images directly.
I still have Grandma's bracelet. It's one of those pre-WWI gold-filled bangles, and she got it for her 18th birthday. Cold, dead fingers, shall...
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