That sounds right. I was thinking O gauge. The pellets came along after they stopped making Standard. American Flyer?
Punch being an alcoholic concoction. (LOL)
I figured it for a Moon face since it's about that shape, and one of the ladies picture has to be Athena. Maybe Luna/Selene is the other one???
I always check the silverplate just in case! The birdie is probably Christmas Tree Shops quality, but it's cute and it's flying off to my...
And of course "Ain't got it gotta have it" can strike for just about anything. This bowl does look to be old and for old delftware it's in almost...
1950s probably, or early 60s. They were probably related to the smoke pellets they made for toy trains. The trains would chug around the tracks...
It better not be an oncoming road train or coal freight.
I have a ring made the same way with a red glass center. I don't think mine is precious metal though, probably a souvenir piece. Same crude...
Maybe but I doubt it. American made by someone who brought their metalworking tools from Home maybe. Or if it's old enough. There's no telling...
I'd have nabbed that GE mug too; I snag Westinghouse and Hamilton Standard stuff early and often, probably for similar reasons. Keys, paper...
It wouldn't surprise me. If it's pretty enough, why not? We used Grandma's for fruit cup at Thanksgiving, centuries ago.
It came with a crown sitting on a stand. It could be a Bible pointer or for a prayer book instead. I'm just a poor ignorant Baptist who knows...
It looks later than Grandma's stuff, but Grandma got hers when she and Grandpa got married in 1921. For a buck I'd have nabbed it too. As I...
For a while there I couldn't sell wood blocks, but I love them. I'd hang it up and figure I got a steal!
Ouch. But MFA for pennies on the dollar is always good. Here's the metal that made it home today, or most of it. I went to the first tag sale...
Hate to say it, but around here some would melt it because it's "just a single".
Hmmmm.... that might be true. Of course if I were the one taking a gamble it would be turn of the last century silverplate.
Pretty sweet. That may have been sold as an engagement ring. If those pearls are natural pearls and not cultured, the price just went up! No...
It looks like a much older pattern, for one. It's an art nouveau-ish floral.
The fancy one is likely to sell a little better. That said I don't think either would make much more than what you're being offered as a selling...
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