Bingo! That one had your name on it.
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1930s/1940s is my guess, but beyond that ..?????
Sharon's out in the Way of the Wayback of CT. Up in the Icebox northwest corner. Historically not much was out there but cows.
I think it's an arrow. Whose arrow... they shot it into the air. It came down we know not where. (unquote)
They might even be cuff buttons, if the posts are really thick. Ladies wore cuff fasteners too at one point, and shirt studs. I think they...
Once upon a time the family had money. Then "stuff" happened, and then this poor table ends up looking like I was in charge of dusting it for the...
Can't say I'm surprised. Faturan collectors can be a bit rabid.
Looking for a coffee service. These tables are getting hot again, especially polished up a bit.
PC. Beyond that I couldn't say, except that's a NICE brooch. The French are known to hide their marks, so it's probably a) bitty and b) someplace...
They look like bakelite to me. Try using good old sodium bicarbonate on your q-tip and hold up to your nose when you rub. If they're bakelite...
I rather like that one. The legs look a little iffy but the wood is pretty.
Brownwen's the expert, so... I readily defer.
Oh Davey.....! If it were local I'd say if all else failed the local ReStore would love to get their fingers on it. Does OxFam or similar take...
It's pretty. Not sure what I'd do with it, but for free? My parents were both Depression/WWII babies. Grab now and worry about it later!
Some of them make the papers even over here. I wouldn't have wanted to hit that thing with a bulldozer. Talk about digging a foundation hole the...
80s or later is my guess. The nose is all wrong for 20s/30s as is the hair.
I doubt even the auction house will get many nibbles on them. Around here the local ReStore would sell them for about $200/ pair.
Oops. Not sure I'd want to hook into one of those! Unstable explosives aren't my idea of a good time.
I guess when an area's been indistrialized for 250 years there's no telling what's gone over the side.
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