Greetings!
Wood furniture seems to be coming back but it will be a while before it's worth real money. The 1930s pieces are what gets called "waterfall"...
Horrible seller. Horrible for the seller anyway. Good for the buyers!
WOW. Hope the dealer didn't feel too skint, but I almost don't care.
The names aren't familiar to me, and Dad died in 2005 so I can't ask him. But that donkey cart looks familiar too. Thanks for posting the images.
Finding the teapot might be "fun". I swear the base pottery looks like something Hutschenreuther made years ago, but a lot of German and Czech...
Pretty much sums up the whole cable company - Comcast, often called Conned-cast or Scumcast. They've rebranded themselves as Xfinity, but only...
All the different shapes have different names no doubt. I call mine the forgetful cable installer hammer - that's how I got it.(LOL)
Her jewelry is very desirable. Not so sure about the relaunched pieces, although Elsa probably would have laughed all the way to the bank about...
That photo looks a hair familiar! I wonder who wrote the article and if he knew my dad. (not being sexist since 99.9% of rail nuts are male in...
OTOH it might hold a clue to when and where it was done.
The baby brother to the one in my kitchen drawer? Mine is one piece of steel and I use it as often as not to whack open acorn squash and the...
Even Chinese modern junque is great for that.
Not a clue here I'm afraid, but they're pretty. No surprise they'd show up in Scandinavia with that blue on them. Or anywhere else for that...
All I know is oooh pretty! I bet it had a mate originally.
I've rarely had any luck selling them here, but apparently some can and do.
All I know is she was relatively young and not a modern skinny model.(LOL) There's an impressed mark in the paper that may hold a clue when you...
If the cup wasn't really old or rare and had a star crack in the bottom, why not? Not my style at all, too cozy cottage, but a good recycling of...
Might be, but my first guess would be Homegoods or TJ Maxx, if it was sold in the USA.
Never seen one of those before. I found some interesting if non-remunerative bits this weekend.
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