I think she's what they based that scene in My Fair Lady on.
That boat is pretty awesome.
How about glue chip? A lot of glass repair places keep it in stock. Or maybe a ribbed glass like they use in kitchen cabinets. They used glue...
Nice!
That poor lamp. I'm guessing the original glass broke and someone put plain glass in there because it's what they could get. It deserves better.
That said, when it comes to jewelry if you like it and want to wear it, go for it. I know not much about Georgian jewelry, but the pendant was...
My guess would be 1930s pot metal and rhinestone, exact manufacturer impossible to guess.
In addition to posting full size, we'll need a shot of the bottom too. That's where most of the information usually is.
The clasp looks 1920s/1930s as does the paperclip chain. The amber glass beads were very popular in the 1930s. The Czechs did quite a line of...
It looks like modern costume to me. Skull theme jewelry was hot for a while. It could have been be anyone.
I think it's a mash-up. Nice mash-up though. I took a look, and figured out I didn't do too badly. It's staying here for a while though. It's...
Some scrap places take silverplate by the pound. Kind of a shame, but it's the end of the line for a lot of it. All of that 1950s and 1960s...
If not Victorian they're sure wanna-bes. Knowing what the white metal is on the front would help figure out how old they are.
I'd bet they're marked too. Go over them with the edge of your fingernail to feel for rough spots. Odds are the rough spot(s) are your mark. The...
Looks like an upright piano, by design IIRC. It even has a piano hinged top. Nice little desk and highly useful now.
Gotta love it when that happens! I bet the archaeology wonks do too.
Silver wallpaper in the back, or mirror. It would sell in lime green.
Looks like someone wanted the jewelry and silver they thought was hidden inside. My great-great grandmother ran a boarding house in the U.P and...
Holy smokes. I almost bought some silver today, but the lady decided to research it more. Just as well; the price was high for what it was...
Arial shots are a great way to spot old walls and foundations and roads and such. (innocent face)
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