@kyratango https://www.pinterest.com/pin/48343395991857070/ - looked like something you'd do.
In the USA I was told the American movement used blue and gold/yellow. People don't know the cobalt and yellow here though as often as not.
You see enough of them. The round pins are famously Russian or Baltic; they were made in Ukraine and other places too. A lot aren't signed at...
No need to be kind; he'll never see it anyway and get his feelings hurt. I'm none too fond of him either, but watch occasionally because he does...
Certainly possible. I haven't had my mitts on a hand-cranked phone in over a decade and never a European one. DId ship the box for an American...
No idea. We'll need pictures of the back and underside. Similar were made in the gazillions in the 1870s/1880s and again in the 1930s and 1950s....
Or an event. This may have been Souvenir of Whatever.
These were still made well into the 60s, but a lot were 50s. You could try a blacklight on all of them and see if anything lights up. Can't hurt...
I see Spanish damascene, a possible Mary Englebreit hat, Czech black glass beads, a Russian/Baltic painted paper mache round pin, a winged heart...
Looks like something she'd have done. I'm no expert either, but she's famous for doing wired-together beady pendants like that.
The outer mechanism worked something inside the box. Music box maybe, although that outer metal looks a bit robust for that.
Ooooh, pretty. Got room for that on a wall, Komo?
That's what happens to me when I try going to the source for BBC shows.(sigh)
Gotta love when that happens.
Nice one!
Possible.
Actually she did. She said the cab tested as glass. The coral/glass-looking one came up as garnet...??? (head, scratched)
At a little past the 31 minute mark, Drew Pritchard says he can't remember the last time a dealer told him he'd just been through Hull. Why?...
Me either. The auctioneers didn't think of Pokemon cards being white hot right now. Admittedly with jade you never know, but even I'd know they...
Yep - watch winders for sure.
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