They probably made that chair for the dumb tourists to take home! NICE! Someone's mistake was your gain, for sure.
It would depend on the diameter of the hole. Most coasters also don't have walls that high; they're generally flat or close to it.
For the first bracelet posted that would have been my guess too. If it's lapis, it's had the **** dyed out of it.
Candle holder, odds on. I wouldn't know Arthur Court if I tripped on him.
I swear there was somebody on the old Antiques Ebay board who posted from Talinn.
Very recent. Garnet beads, looks like.
The name looks Cyrillic. Beyond that, it seems like a souvenir print or painting from a specific town.
Individual serving dish from somewhere - maybe a hotel?
and she's not even snowed in!
Definitely a new bracelet, but if it was only five bucks it would be hard to say no.
Even so... wheeee! Rockin! I went to an antique store today and came home with $400+ more than I left the house with. Gotta love when that...
Unless it's hinged somewhere, but yep still a cuff. I was too busy looking at the pictures to bother looking at the wording.(LOL)
Ooooh come to mama! I'd have snagged that too... or hope I would have been smart enough. Some watch collector's wife out there needs that, if...
Wheee! I never find ANYTHING in the bags, and the few I've bought have been total losers. That said, this turned up in a charity thrift...
It's factory-made, but it's pretty. And a serious hunk of silver that cost you not much. Gotta love when that happens!
The screw-backs are original; they were made that way in the 50s and well into the 60s. As a screwback wearer, I look for them. (I'd have to...
One of us then! I wonder if she's one of the kajillion distant cousins!
Not the only faux thing about them, methinks?
I have a cheap Chinese one that works OK for what I paid.
Some of us Yanks get the gist, but suffer from never having heard the original. (I'm guessing there's at least one serious East End accent in the...
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