I wouldn't be surprised it they were opalite glass.
I have to list mine too, now that I know what it is! The snap closure is a royal pain to open, so I'll let it be someone else's pain.
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This is probably a zombie raising, but I was out Googling up info on a necklace I found in an Ill Will jewelry jar, and this thread popped up in...
I'd leave the red alone too, unless there's something even better underneath.
I see a fair bit of Mexican jewelry here too. The Native/Southwestern bits also come around. Some of the Mexican is fakey mc-fake-face. Some is...
I have one sitting in back of me with jewelry in it.(LOL)
Me either, but this house is in the high-rent district; you never know what dumb people with money will buy :cool:. They must have just put the...
I'll probably be going to this one, since it's about 10 miles from my house. They had a silverplated tea set listed for $250 and someone already...
Even the estate sales have gone to auction formats. One company is pre-selling furniture items. Not cheap, but cheaper than retail. That format...
I'm no expert, but Chinese resin about covers it.
Yep, there is. I am not part of it. I can appreciate the aesthetic and the appeal without sharing it. I'd liken the reaction to getting food...
Bruce Hornsby and the Range. I think it's just "The Way it Is", ahh but don't you believe it.
Not to me, but I'd wear those. As a woman who takes a 34 sleeve, I end up with men's shirts.
I've seen it before on more crudely made pieces. It works but it doesn't help with location.
What she said. Enamel and faux cinnabar wide Chinese bangles. Pretty ones too.
Hers is for Doretta - a family name. Grandma, also a Doretta, made it necessary.
Some things never change ... now you've got ME going!
Nice find, if a bit creepy. I'm not sure I'd want a medical office piece in the house. Too many bad associations.
Acid, I bet. Oak is high in acids, and cardboard is loaded. I know my testing acids did a number on the cheap piece of silverplate I stored them...
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