Possibly both a love token and quack medical device!
I can understand not wanting to look at it. One tough memory after another, every time. I hope someone else in the family is taking care of it.
Pretty much. It's got a 70s vibe to it, maybe early 80s. I can see it with that tiny floral print upholstery fabric - the Holly Hobbie/Little...
If it were me I'd have figured the top for formerly silver-plated white metal. I'm no glassie so wouldn't have known the rest either.
Cat stole it. If you don't have a cat, the imaginary cat stole it!
Or that I found it; the best I see are the gold-filled ones.(sigh)
For that price, what's to resist??
They don't have the proper holes to be nailed or screwed down, and brass and water don't mix. They must be components of some sort and not meant...
Is the door knocker a door knocker, or has it morphed into a towel bar?
They got more cheaply made later on. The last of the line were goldtone and plastic.
If that hair receiver is 1920s it may be for cotton balls - used to remove makeup. By the 20s it wasn't so vorboten any more, and we had to get...
It's definitely a perfume bottle, but which I haven't a clue.
Note to the wise, or Weiss: Unmarked Weiss is an idiocy; the company were badge-rs and didn't have a factory. They paid other companies to put the...
Same here; it's the one that went onto Playback in my head the second the title came up.
That's a good deal for a solid, or almost, silver bracelet. I'd have suggested the jeweler's pliers too; it's how I'd do it, and have. There's...
I'd yes, but from what I saw a lot of the variations were built in. In the USA a lot of styles begun in the UK or on the Continent too up to five...
Alexandrite glass too. Moser made it in bigger pieces; I'm not sure who did the rhinestones.
The factories wanted to get things into production ASAP after the War, and they had designs on the shelf from when the War started. Once...
I don't know the maker's mark off the top of my head, but gold-filled with real stones and one of the scarab bracelets for sure. I'd have said...
Except that I'd carefully get that plate holder off ASAP. Spring-afflicted plate holders eat plates.
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