That's a pretty one. Italy made and makes a bunch of them, some better looking than others. Wheeeee! For six pounds? These days we're all...
I wouldn't have been haggling; I'd have been paying and running! WOOT! With the original hand-blown glass liner no less? @Marie Forjan -...
I've seen that R early and often but never known whose it was. Too new for me.(LOL) I usually call the second one "straight to the melt pile."
I think the first character is a copyright symbol. Beyond that, dunno. It seems to be mostly made as one piece, but the strips and knob at the...
Could be. Maybe the bracelet broke.
It has a ton of hand finishing on it. Somebody did some real work.
It smells like copper when I rub my thumb on the back, so it's not hallmarked. Someone with bad handwriting signed this with a dremel....
The fronts appear to be sterling set with glass, but what's up with the backs? In the 1950s from the look of it, someone replaced whatever was...
I'd still say glass for the squares and the pendant? It could be jade.
I've seen the second one before; I think it's a copy of a Judith Jack. The first is a fairly common design.
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Yep - West Germany earrings, late 50s to early 60s.
You can throw me in too. I bet @Bookahtoo would like the postcards.
I just found this. But it's just as well. My Furry Highness would look at a tail and say "what am I supposed to do with that?"
Better that than making rolls in it, especially at this point. Splinters in your food aren't fun. Had some "fun" today. Mom wanted me to take...
The King Tut exhibit was responsible for a lot of those replica pieces, worldwide. Egyptian themed items were red hot in the 1920s too, and with...
What was seen couldn't be unseen.
Mine were last seen rolling down the road, screaming in terror.
Nice finds.
It looks like OCD from here. Sterling and irradiated blue topaz for sure. I don't think you'll find a maker on these; the Thais and Chinese have...
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