That would make a bit of a mess to clean up! Worse than a cat with serious hairballs.
Oh my. Now that's a statement piece.
You can sell some of it. Sometimes. Depends on who made it and when.
Somebody had a good time making that. Possibly a one-off custom piece, which explains why it's so hard pinning it down. I might even think South...
Sounds like original Star Trek special effects.:singing::singing::singing: It's great that they're in playable shape.
No idea. Never seen one like it.
Worse, it has a big dent in the side. No joy in Mudville on this one I'm afraid, unless you just want it to sit around and look cool.
1950s/60s setback side table, but that cultured stone used as an inset..dunno. That's generally 1970s. The wood finish looks earlier, but the...
Audio tapes ... official copies or...?
This lot are freshwater "rice" pearls for sure, popular here in the 70s and into the 80s. They're never on heavy gold findings and sometimes have...
So moonstone it is then. Not surprised. Thanks though. It reminds me of two small vases my great-grandparents got as wedding gifts. It's not...
Seconded. Victorian sapphiret glass sells for $$$.
That's them all right! I bought them for the cobalt color. Paid about the right price for them too.
I don't remember the painting at all, so we all need some breadcrumbs. Needed some breadcrumbs today to find something "good" and didn't have...
Brooks Brothers? It looks like their hanging sheep logo.
I'd have to take a gem tester to it to be sure, most likely. Looks older than dirt and it wasn't treated kindly.
No idea, but it's pretty.
Makes you wonder what the boarders did! As for vile perfume ...someone's been in the Avon samples again!
It's the shape. I've seen them with plastic liners too. The enamel would be a far better grade of bowl than the usual.
I was thinking early 50s if the clasp is original. It looks wrong for the 1930s. The mechanism on the earrings looks post-WWII too, if not by a lot.
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