Those definitely fit the topic; strange isn't even in it.
If it were Vauxhall glass in a duette, I'd cheerfully make off with it (high pitch) "Mine. All Mine." ...but probably not.
I've never seen one like that either. I'd be checking for marks on the back and looking them up. $75 would be more than a hair steep unless it's...
That's better than generally get here. Too may pros looking to get in the door first. Last week I got in the door first and there was nothing to...
I read the source code; Jonah was definitely too small to ride on top. He got a severe case of the Stupids and got himself swallowed by a big...
Me too generally, but that would be a good TV-watching chore.
If I like it and it fits and it's cheap, it's on my finger and out the door!
Quality definitely. Age.. not as much.
I found a Featherweight in the local ReStore a few years back. Hauled that puppy off so fast.... A friend wanted one and at their price?...
I'd bet the "stone" is glass. Age...some time in the last 25 years. No idea where.
YEP! Nice piece!
Piece of a bolo tie. The holder thing on the back is useful for dating, but not leading to who made the front part. The ID could be right, but...
What she said.
Classic shard pendant; they were popular for a long time. Probably still are. The bangle could be bakelite, dunno as it matters really. It looks...
Enameled Chinese export silver. Age..dunno. The center stone might be amber and might be just about anything else too.
Proof at least of superior feline intelligence, either brain cells or "intel". Hard to say either way and the cats aren't talking.
Or a ring that broke made back into a ring.
Close-ups would help. Clear ones. Schreger lines mean ivory. Blood channels mean bone. If Any suspects bone I"d go with that.
Certainly possible. The made ivory roses like that, but also bone ones. Meerschaum too, I'd bet.
The pin stem and C clasp are defintely added, either to replace something broken or to make this into something it wasn't originally. The stones...
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