Hit or miss is about the size of it, but more miss than hit here. Walked in after church, because they restock on Sunday mornings and sometimes...
Competition is fierce these days. Tag sales should be plentiful, but they're DEAD here. None to be found, and the ones you find are all new...
On the fence. The glass looks right, but that's an 80s clasp. The lengthy is dead on for 20s/30s but the metal on the back looks funny. And it's...
Big beastie! I'd guess Japanese from the colors and 20th century, but the real experts will come along shortly. One of them will probably say...
All I use are q-tips, some water, and baking soda. Get the q-tip damp and dunk in the baking soda. Rub on the inside of the bracelet, hard,...
Not if the piece was marked so it could be exported. Then the double mark would be totally normal.
If it stank to high heaven and turned your wrist yellow, mazel tov! Good old sunshine this time of year may well work just fine, but it kills...
Yep. The swan is the Swarovski mark. Gloria Vanderbilt uses a swan too, but they're different.
Looks legit from here!
I'd think 50s too. No idea who used a 3 digit serial number then.
Can't say I'm surprised. My eBay sales have been in the toilet recently. No one is buying "stuff". I'm not either, come to it. Then again I...
(stuck in a tobacconist's with Prince Albert, in the can?) Mama mia, let him go!
There's one called 1928, but I think in this case it's a design number.
That's way better than a dollar. I bet they missed it because it looks like a crafter did it. I went to one today that promised pictures but...
Unless they're missing a chunk. I've run into beads strung that way before, and they were a lot longer and closer to 1975 than 1935.
Made to kinda sorta look like blue or black star sapphires, most likely.
Galileo! I'm just a poor boy; nobody loves me!
I was going to say moonglow glass, but catseye is probably accurate.
..doing the fandango?
Keeps it out of circulation, and frankly the USDA really doesn't care; they don't want to know about it.
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