I got a pair of these today for a whopping $1.25. About 10 inches tall and they definitely held candles - one still has wax in it. The foot isn't...
I was going to say 1950s/60s fun pendant watch. It may have been on a chain or a watch pin. Heavier duty pendant watches were made for nurses...
These have made their way to a new home in the UK.
And a rather good way to beat the proverbial sword into a plowshare. I found a few things today too. A local thrift is ramping up for their bag...
It's a Russian or at least Baltic pin, so no surprises there.
We've seen a few of these.
Thanks. Or crazy. Or stupid. Pick any two!
Yep. It makes me wonder what sort of "junk" they tossed out!
You never know with these things. I went to one sale in a condo with not much jewelry. One piece "the family didn't want" was a 14k pocket watch...
It's a classic cigar band ring and could have been done on either side of the Atlantic. Given that this was "dug" most of the usual cues are...
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The design looks more 1980s to me than 1920s, but I'm waiting for the experts to chime in.
Very Arts and Craft-y. Might be even earlier.
This company does those too. The ones where nobody cleaned up nothin' are usually the best. In this case the house was for sale before the estate...
Last weekend I scored a really nice, probably brand new, 14k bracelet for $6 in an estate sale. The company totally blew past the marks and...
Welcome! and if you're old school like me, you go find a photo editing program to download if you don't have one that'll let you resize. I have...
Yeeep. How'd that end up in a box lot?!
Chinoiserie hand-painted. Was I dead on by mistake? (LOL)
Too new for me I'm afraid. It looks like a six-pointed star.
It must be some sauce boat! Around here we can't give most porcelain away unless it's Meissen or something.
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