It may have been sold like that. Back in the 1950s Catholic religious jewelry wasn't favored and there was still some prejudice against...
I'd say "good luck" at auction in these parts. Those old oak pieces tend to go begging.
They turn up here regularly. He's not old, but he's well worth a space in the hoard. If that peach did its job the original gentleman may...
$200 between the two, but if those Lagerfeld pieces pan out I'm golden! They'll probably ship to Asia as usual; his stuff usually ends up there.
They used to be worth something, dunno about now. They were sold so you didn't have to have an envelope. Some folks didn't. I think the extra...
Note to self: that might be a good excuse for a nap. If I did it here I'd end up covered in cat fur. Went to an estate/moving sale today and a...
Gold goes "cold" in 24 hours or less; I'm not sure about alloys, but silver and brass are the same. The pearl can't be too far behind.
A dealer would want multiples; a collector wouldn't need them.
Welcome! Some my family is eastern Prussian too.
I'd group the WWI generals together and those Patriotic airmail envies. Selling in lots may be the best way to go.
Wheee - I don't even have to look at the prices to know Ghopper found a sleeper!
It looks like a department store pin from the 50s/60s, but beyond that I haven't a clue. Guillochè enamel was popular for quite a while.
So you'd have Ceremonial Cat Toys in addition to the thuribles and Torah yods?
They like the treadles too - sew through anything. And if you ever see an old leather machine, bag it!
That's what I was thinking - TGGC - after seeing the mark. Most modern rings like this come out of Thailand. If it's not the company Xhristina...
In good working condition a quilter would take it off your hands in jig time. It's probably going to cost more than you can sell it for to do a...
Pictures? If it was TC-66 it would probably mean made in the Taxco Mexico area, but we really need to see the mark and preferably the whole ring too.
I'd bet on transfer. They're mounted all wrong to be hand-painted.
You knew my last cats? One was Louise Lemmeout, sister to Thelma, aka Fruitloop, Fruitbat and Battycat.
The word I had in mind.
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