Not sure what I'd put in a bug plate either, except maybe bird seed.
Am I weird for preferring the stuffed dinosaur in the background? (LOL)
It's dated 1998, but the style is more 1988.
Chinese mint hard candy?
I think it was just a generic term for rock that looked about the same. I've only seen it in bead form.
IIRC they used to call it "river stone", i.e. Random Pretty Rock in my vernacular. It may or may not have another name.
I almost like it, but I'm weirdly fond of kid art.
Portuguese on the pin?
What's on the back?
It was a lamp at some point. I'd be looking to see if someone drilled out the marks on the ceramic.
Looks like kid art to me!
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The gold one with the glass rings almost has to be Czech too, or the beads are. Rostov huh... a friend lived there for years, but he's a geeky...
Researching the charms might prove interesting to them, for sure.
Seconded. You can literally see the black dots. Bingo!
The handwriting looked like Tudor.(LOL)
That's purdy. I've never seen it before.
Very modern epoxy enamel or the equivalent. I won't ask about saving them since you've already had a whack at the enamel. I second the acetone,...
It doesn't "smell" Tudor to me, but beyond that dunno.
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