That's what I was thinking = parmesan shaker.
I get the 3241 too, but the first letter or number is a mystery.
I'd say fairly new too, but then anything made after 1980 looks new to me when it comes to ornaments.
For a lava that's nothing! I have two here somewhere. One is worn down to a nub and the other is cracked.
I have a pinkie ring that's close or the same thing. The design was everywhere for a while.
Unicorns were a big deal design-wise in the mid-1980s. They keep coming back around, but this kind of looks 80s to me.
I've seen a few lavas; I love the carving, but have never been a huge fan of the colors. That said I'd still be on the road after this one; that...
For 50 squids I'd already have the car started, but I love lavas. That's a legit Victorian lava cameo. I had to think for a second, but that's...
yeppers - that's the second eagle mark, so Mexican for sure. I'd bet real money those earrings were originally screwbacks. Those wires are...
That's a standard name for them. Aka bench beads. The originals, I'm told, were often made from two silver dimes, hammered into shape. Don't...
Pretty little thing. I guess the "diamond company" mark is like USA-ian "silver" companies. If you see silver in the park, it's always plated...
Yep!
That's what I'd be thinking. I can see a guy in two or three chunky bracelets sporting that necklace. Some non-Native women would go for it too.
I spent Thanksiving Eve at a church service, but unlike the Dutch stiffs we serve pie afterward. The entire service consists of people giving...
The stones will alas remain yellow. That resin goes yellow when light hits it, so they're all yellow. That circular pin I found with the...
People who want the real thing have probably given up on it as a search term. I wouldn't put it past sellers to list Old Pawn Sarah Coventry...
Maybe the LB was the artist's name?
The Jewish household part was easy - within walking distance of a Synagogue, Judaica all over the house (I bought Wainberg candlesticks too) and I...
Modernist, brutalist, etc - I agree with Reader. Check the stones in case you get lucky; sometimes they really are diamonds.
Me either, and apparently it was just good improv. A cake knife, sardine fork, and a jelly server. But I'd bet it worked. Sounds better than...
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