Not bad for $80 !
I've seen the mark before, otherwise I wouldn't have known either. Someone else told me.
Karl Lagerfeld you lucky duck.
Yep purses. You got them for a song too.
You done good, kid. You did say Bateman on that spoon? I'm surprised nobody else twigged but not unhappy.
I'd throw $80 at it too but it's because my antennae are uncoiling and my nose is twitching.
My only remaining comment is if I had that hair clip, I'd be too busy wearing it to sell it!
Probably formerly silver-plated white metal of whatever composition.
Gotta love when that happens!
Should be fine. Cotton rots, but nylon is tougher.
I've seen American pieces stamped "sterling" early and often, but not with that abbreviation. Usually it's "Ster" instead.
If no one else needs it, I could be persuaded to mess with it.
The hair clip is probably just plain old pearlized plastic; I don't think it's old enough for celluloid. Test those lockets; a lot of times the...
It's a real incense burner and the vase is a real vase. No idea on the burner, but if I were guessing I'd say 1930s on the vase.
Could be.
It'll look good on a wall or great back in your wallet with 10x of its sales price!
He was living on the money George IV didn't spend on himself.
Whoever left those behind was definitely NOT up on their silver marks.
FP Imayavo? Imayaro?
One more reason I try to buy at 'melt' for whatever I'm buying. If not less. I don't think James will let the pieces he scored loose any time soon.
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