As the ad says, Millington, NJ. :)
'Faux bone' sounds like a fancy way of saying 'resin'.
Even if it is the Swiss Alps, don't think you can come to any conclusions about the nationality of the painter. Both amateur and professional...
A mobile yard sale. :)
Hebrew I think. May be the name of a Biblical figure rather than a signature. Edit: Although this is likely to be Rebekah, & that is not what it...
I'd call it a pre-owned, actively used cookbook, show some representative pages, including stain or tear examples, be up front that you haven't...
Doll's leg makes most sense to me. Looks threaded, but grooves may just be to stabilize movable leg in socket & whatever kept it from popping out...
YES. :)
Appraisals given by jewellers 'for insurance purposes' seem to be wildly inflated, so start with prices realized for similar items sold in recent...
Unionized? :hilarious:
The design/construction of the opal ring puts me in mind of a ring I have: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The center stone is a lab grown color...
When it comes to cameos, I have not noticed any constituency out there that collects any one kind of artificial cameo. I like to have pieces in a...
Bet you were really looking for something to wax all your insects. :p:kiss::kiss:
You most certainly can, a helmet shell cameo. :)
It's a great site - when it's working!
One of our British comrades will sort me out if I'm wrong on this, but my impression is that, at least some of the time, a boot sale consists of...
THANK YOU, CINDY. Think that settles it. Anyone disagree?
Probably. The only bit I stored in memory was that there were makers with the initials; none with a ship for a symbol.
Suspect, then, that it is not soapstone, which is extremely soft, as stones go. You would think in a car mad country like the US, these would...
Think I tried G R and G B, as well as voilier. Got results, but none that matched AJ's mark. The jeweller Charles Flusin, in business 1888 -...
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