One of those ground-penetrating radars sounds like a better idea. They roll on four wheels.
Said place is often trying for a Michelin star. A late friend of mine, a real foodie, used to get stellar service in some of those places. They...
Forget the pins, I WANT THOSE SHOES. Someone else will yell dibs on the doggie.
This looks like its back is a real live safety pin embedded into the resin. The shoe design is pure 1920s, but the safety pin itself is probably...
I wouldn't pay that for this one.
Looks like a place to plop your car keys or other small stuff you don't want rolling off.
I'd have thought the loose beads were lucite, but other than the weight it probably doesn't matter much. The center earrings are really pretty;...
A lot of things worn as fobs were that big. I'd cheerfully wear it as a pendant if I found it! No clue how old it is or where it came from.
Bienvenue! Jump on in; the natives are friendly and we love a good puzzle.
I hope no one who wants Lalique gets taken. A quick Google of Barolac Dragonfly Bowl turns up multiple examples. No prices, but I'm guessing it...
The earrings look like they're 1980s, so no question it's a marriage. The necklace, long form is 1950s does 1920s doing a take on the 1870s...
Jewelry box; the velvet linings in the drawers are a dead giveaway, as are those drawer pulls.
OTOH the swoopy chains and medallions don't read Egyptian to me. The Victorians mashed things up whenever they felt like it, and later costume...
Those sand-burned bellflowers make my nose twitch, and I'm not anyone's idea of a furniture expert. The latches on the sideboard have been around...
It could be a kit piece, but I've seen multiple pieces of similar design.
I thought it looked more of a mess. (LOL) It looks kind of like a P. I was rather hoping for a Linde mark but no such luck.
The writing looks Russian. There's a decorator's name, and that's as far as I get.
Roughly archeological revival. No idea whodunnit, but Art is a contender. It's a 1950s (from the clasp) redo of 1870s does Roman. Or something...
Rough guess - 1950s. The glass beads look Japanese and the necklace design is pure 50s. Exactly where it was assembled is anyone's guess,...
That ought to keep you out of trouble for a while. I wonder if mine are in there; my mother says I lost my marbles some time ago.
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