They look Indian to me, but for some reason I'm thinking someone said North African? I can never find an old thread except by accident, but I know...
I'd be guessing it's about 50-60 years old - the blonde paint job says French Provincial bedroom to me, and that means circa 1957-1972 and the...
It's a beauty, but not an oldie.
I have a set of four Culver glasses, gold jail cell stripes and a thick black one. Total 70s. They're going locally. Today...I need to get a...
I grew up calling the plant a bleeding heart. No idea of the scientific name.
The foxing? Probably, but I don't know it.
Talbots is an American chain of women's clothing stores that also sells its own lines of shoes and jewelry.
Oy. I almost hope someone buys it and files an SNAD because it's costume sold as the real deal. It's the only way some people learn.
I'd check this carefully and make sure it's not a print. I've found lots of prints on what looks like watercolor paper.
The mark is a CA in a circle if I'm reading it properly. The Talbots mark is different. Can't read the hallmark for beans.
Now to find a key that fits the latches. Or not. If it's not locked you can't lose the key!
Bleeding hearts? Nice!
I can't see a picture and am not touching a download. So....?
Now Kyra is REALLY talking dirty. Silesian ironwork AND eglomisè painting in the same place. Not surprised she'd have found one though. I'm just...
It's a funky beast, but to be honest I'm not even sure I'd call it art.
Toasted pumpernickel for preference!
"What these old things"? They're Victorian, so they're definitely old!
I thought the MOP was under glass. Guess not.
Doesn't look it from the back.
That pin is Victorian too, btw. I'd bet good money on it being a Scottish castle, Scotland-themed jewelry being a hot item at the later end of...
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