The The bead caps and the metal links in the beads. The brass jump rings are pure 30s, looks like. The beads are 30s, most likely.
The good stuff never was, back when.
Attach hose. Attach garden nozzle. Squirt into flasks of tonic water? I have so ask since I mostly drink green tea.
Not sure, but my grandmother was born in 1898 and she wasn't the oldest kid. Great-grandma was born around 1872 and got married circa 1890. It...
It's bad enough that you can't even remember how to spell CRS.:eek::eek::eek:
Mine used to do that, when the "good stuff" didn't walk out the back door. I'm glad they have someone with ethics working the smalls now!
Dunno about anyone else, but I like that hunk of Loetz! I think the OP's is German too.
But to the necklaces, yep. The white one is shell. The green one is rhinestone and camphor glass. So is the blue one - Czech probably. Maybe...
The necklace design itself I've seen IDed as Peruvian or something similar. It's nickel and brass, or mine was. It was a gift and I handed it off...
It has an older clasp on it, but the other hardware looks newer. So ... maybe later made of earlier components? The Czechs did that early and...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Took a few quick and dirties of mine. The wood is all dried out, but if I could lift the top these days it still has my...
When a body meet a body, comin' through the hoard ... I'd be happy to find those in my hoard! I went out today to the ReStore and spent $40....
Mine is essentially my charging station for my tablets.(LOL) The wood is dried out enough that I don't trust it to do much more than stand around...
Yep. I'd believe anything of this bunch.
1860s or something walnut? NICE PIECE! I have a tabletop just like that, but my base isn't nearly as nice. It's a family/inherited piece...
It's European for sure, French or Italian probably. That's a trombone hinge. The marks ... got me.
That sort of texture on the back is never precious metal. Always pot metal/costume/whatever. I'd say the vast majority is 1960s/1970s. The...
The gilding inside prevents corrosion on a salt. Maybe someone had the same idea on a vase?
The mystery tin would be the first one I'd grab.
Figured as much. https://theasciicode.com.ar/
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