I'd think. That would have to ship crated, and having a crate built is $illy money. It kinda sorta looks like Titanic; I bet someone built it to...
Not to mention the thing that looks like a guitar pick? The charm bracelet is easy - keep it! Those things are someone's life story, or a decent...
A bit..long for a letter opener. Might be a decorative piece and might be real for all I'd know.
He'd come in handy on the Internet for an old school flame war.
For that price! Those synthetic black (i.e. blue) opals are gorgeous.
The metal says Industrial Art Deco, but the pin could be early 50s instead of mid-30s, especially with the cobalt stone.
I wouldn't say horribly old, but he looks like he's having a good time. I bet @Any Jewelry knows how old he is.
Now that's jewelry that says "Beware, for you are crunchy and good with ketchup." (or mustard)
Nice! I especially like the bracelet, but I have a jones for synthetic opal NA jewelry.
That would work. The less fussy the better; all the eyes should be on the lamp base.
I don't think I've seen a white base before. It can't be too old. My guess would be 1980s or later.
So they say, at least to some extent, but ... ewwwww.
If it is, they got the nose all wrong. Not to mention the rest of the face. In those days, what the Queen did they all did. All the fashionable...
Might be an old ring. Wedding band, I'd bet.
It's a nice shade, but NOT on that lamp. The lamp is begging for a four-sided shade of some sort. Colored to match one of the bands on the lamp...
If you're on a phone, try emailing it to yourself Medium size. Then post that. Usually works.
I've met people for whom Kmart and Caldor are a Nostalgia thing. The "junk" they sold in the 70s and 80s from Japan and Taiwan was better quality...
And then you have the people who got those gauge things, and now can never take them out.
I'm no D&E maven, but I don't remember ever seeing a ring on the back of a pin before. Bracelets yes, pins no.
That's a match. Not sure what it has to do with the makers of the Kimono, but that's whose mark it is.
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