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Thanks JayBee. I figured something along those lines. Probably not valuable money-wise, but it's cool.
I think the answer is "or what". No idea if prices on Depression glass are improving.
It's the Second or Third Coming of the British Invasion.
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I'm a western Zodiac Pisces, whose sign is two fish. Works either way, or would if I knew more about the western Zodiac. :D Can't say I ever...
I had the same one at some point; I think these were made as keychains originally.
I was thinking LOTR too. Easy sale in the right crowd, for sure.
No maybe about it. White labradorite, called "rainbow moonstone" as a trade name. (irks me no end)
It's enamel over brass. The writing front and back is in Chinese, and while I'm good at Romance languages I'm pants at Asian ones. The back looks...
Chinese zodiac?
Speaking of things I wouldn't try now, this is that alligator clutch I found yesterday. The cat pins are things I bought to sell but decided...
That's a big YUP on the buttons. An old name for setting stones that way was "gypsy-set", probably politically incorrect now. Rock crystal is a...
It probably had a glass top originally that fit into the indent, and water got under it. I'd buy it a new piece of glass and probably leave bad...
A painting of a Havan Brown cat might be trouble too. A Havanese dog would be safe...I think. I got away with some pre-Embargo items on eBoo...
There was a fad for these a while ago, so made as jewelry.
It does seem to have feet.
It's possible this is sterling, but...? Vendome (Coro) did use it during WWII. Not sure about later, and the brutalist era would be late indeed.
They look like keys of a sort.
Women's 12, narrow if I can get it. In kicks anyway. That's usually and EU44 or close enough. EU42 street shoe.
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