I'm not fond of the company, but the location has to be close. They're not posting the address until three hours before start time. Might bite...
Arm hair.:bear::bear::bear:
It might look cute on you. I took high school physics, but we never had anything like that kicking around. The chem lab may have, but we...
I scored a huge pile of Disney collector pins plus bags at a tag sale yesterday morning when there weren't any sales due to the storm moving in....
An antique dealer on Friday told me the only people buying Japanese porcelains are Americans. And not many of those. The bottom has fallen out...
Welcome! Some of us are pros, some are rank amateurs, and some are in between. A lot of us collect odds and ends, as I say no end to odd, and we...
Genie got the mink tails. Looked at them funny and went back to sleep.
The Chinese ones often sort-of look hand-stitched, but a good inspection of a real one and you can tell the difference.
Me four.
Around here when someone is selling Victorian furniture, I say "good luck". I don't buy furniture, but brown wood is a good deal if you're a...
It's made for a metal flower "frog", long since gone.
Just in case - "Etain" means Pewter in French. It's not a brand name.
They're for measuring something, since they have metric rulers attached. Medical or scientific. Beyond that, dunno.
Wouldn't surprise me. The blow-up of the back of the slide shows a texture that confirms the "stone" is 100% glass.
I'd be thinking commercial quilt from the way it's made. The stitching is done along side the seams instead of in them where it belongs.
Somebody was monkeying around with it!
The hook looks silver, but the red stuff doesn't resemble any coral I've ever seen.
Venetian lampwork, best guess. Those don't have the clay cores of the modern junkier pieces.
When I say Homegoods, it's a cussword.
This one has a tube hinge, so it might be older than you thought.
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