Or H1K
They didn't get out until the end of WWI. My grandfather was born in Poland, and had to use Russian in elementary school.
If it has enough copper it can go green. Copper solder? Greenies. I've seen the combination one time too many. It may not mean anything, but...
Thanks but..I get a choice? (LOL) Just color me stubborn.
I ship mine in tissue and a taped-shut plastic Easter Egg. Never had a piece break in transit yet.
(blink)(blink)(blink) Oh yes. The bed. Aside from it probably having held a few phalluses in its life, I rather like it. It's funky.
Those might fool me too, and if the pieces were to hand I might have bought them if they were going cheap - just to see. On the other hand I...
I would if I could...and could get some that fit over the lymph edema wraps. (the less said the better - got it from the same source as the MS)
I'd have been thinking late 40s to late 50s, but it's hard to be absolutely sure. The earring hardware doesn't look pre-WWI from here.
The main photo, just south of the coffee pot. It's buried in there. If this pile presented itself in person at a rummage sale I'd take a gander,...
Looks like one of the chrysocolla variants, just don't ask me which.
Harrod's?
It's nice, but I wouldn't make a special trip.
I understand why somebody shelled out for that lady.
That's a Miki mark all right.
Mid 20th century. I'm surprised it's not marked.
Same as Smallaxe. I had a hunch it was a no go and the pictures confirmed it, blurry as they were. Wouldn't gamble. I think I'm seeing the...
No way to know whodunnit. I suspect at least two are American but even that's not certain.
That chart is wonky. I wear a 10.5 or 11 USAian shoe, and usually a 42 Euro. My kicks can be up to a 44 depending on who made them. Some...
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