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Thanks Cheryl. The first one, in particular, seems similar to mine. I found this one on Pinterest: https://in.pinterest.com/pin/110197522111078444/
I've had it sitting on my desk for 2 years because I am fascinated by it. I always think of it as a mourning piece because everything else I found...
Thanks. It is.
I found this brooch in an old barn stored with some deteriorating 1880s clothing. It's 2" across. The raised round piece in the middle turns. What...
I got this brooch from the same person I got the French gold enamel one from. Different cleanout. The brooch is a little more than 2" long. I'm...
My guess is 1949. RCA came out with the first 45 records in 1949. Retailers were encouraged to promote them with signs, displays, etc. The 45s...
Look at this awesome link: http://www.blenkoproject.org/blenkocatalogs
Well I'm partial to the two round ones, but not because they're round. I like the finish on the first one, and I like the feet on the last.
Nice tables all! Thank you.
Here's and earring with the same mark: https://poshmark.com/listing/IPPOLITA-925-sterling-silver-earrings-5504a0f4eaf03076c5005c61
So what defines it as a tavern table would be the height and the longer edges so people can fit their legs under it?
I'm too jealous of that pile to even think about it. :sour::(:eek::rolleyes:
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He's going to put it in his booth for $20 and no doubt it will sell. Thank you everybody for all of your help with this. I'm a little...
I'm guessing 1930s. Old desk top office equipment was often made of cast iron so you could manipulate the paper with one hand and punch, staple,...
Here's one - but it has a paper label and the name stamped on the fiberglass:...
Well those are cute!
:hilarious: good point.
Well, what I always ask people is how much they'd be willing to pay if they wanted it. If it were me, I'd say I'd pay nothing, since it's a...
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