As I recall she wasn't too well-liked at the time (no babies for a long time didn't help); she's probably happier as a pin. No one's dissing her now!
They made pre-assembled charm bracelets just for fun or pretty back in the 50s and 60s. This may be one of those, but I've never seen those...
A friend from high school makes pool cues as a side hustle, but I don't know jack about the old ones. Welcome anyway, because someone else might!
I've found a piece or two here or there, but 1000s is about the size of it.
Most of us come in here looking for "That Old Fart who knows everything about (subject)" only to realize some folks think we are the Old Fart....
We are NOT liking Dr. Strabismus too much this weekend. He was not playing nice. Those Austrian grapes on the other hand would be welcome any time!
File under Beach Jewelry would be my guess, as in Jewelry sold by fraudsters on the beach.
I'd take the cornflower pieces into my kitchen and replace some of my old stuff.(LOL) As I recall the cornflower doesn't sell for big bucks - too...
Thought not. Part of me hoped, but I knew better.
Bought in Egypt I can believe, but the stone looks like it wants to be Siberian spinach jade. Doesn't feel like it though, and scratched too...
Rockwell signed a fair bit of stuff. I found a signed print for my sister a few years ago; he made a bunch of copies of a few things and signed...
There's always that random piece or two they might stick into the auction after the catalog goes out in the mail. Dunno as Sotheby's would do...
A radish was part of the lexicon in the old days - small and "spicy" female, so it makes sense a smaller cannister beet-like sorta-turnip...
I'm betting she's a radish conducting a whole band of crocks. Cannister set maybe? I'd bet there were more veggies playing instruments.
Those dangly bits on it now look like 1970s costume. (see if a magnet sticks) I've never seen an apron tassel before; they don't crop up here in...
The stones and the way they're glued in says brand new too. No idea whose mark that is.
Welcome! (just leave the cancer at the worksite, we hope; bring the zodiac Cancer jewelry!)
Repurposed bit of a chatelaine would be my guess. It's supposed to have chains dangling from it with all sorts of useful bits. (scissors,...
Me too. Those are beauties. The Scots don't export nice cairngorm pieces; they're usually too busy wearing them. Or selling them to addicted...
I think it's an upside-down maker's mark; it looks like an old piece of gold-filled jewelry. Seconded. The jade/coral combination was done in a...
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