Proverbs something or other. (even I'm not that good) Solomon's description of a good woman. Crafty, wise, good business sense, knows how to...
Late 60s on the pin; Sphinx is or was a British brand and it tends to sell easily. Monet doesn't tend to sell easily, but their earrings are...
That dollar table .... they'd have had me camped out in front of it! (LOL) The piece in Hebrew almost has to be some sort of house blessing. My...
The .org site is the main one in my area, estatesales.net is deadsville. Not a mistake. The company running the sale does mostly higher end...
This will be maybe a mile from my house, and this company never advertises the jewelry. They've also been known to give away gold, so I'm going....
I probably wouldn't bother unless they have "greenies", i.e. corrosion on the brass bits. They're old and are supposed to look old.
Brutalist pewter pendant is as good a guess as any from here. The stones could sometimes be real; turquoise wasn't respected for a while and often...
Those look like gold-filled cuff links. A lady could easily have worn them; women's shirts often used cuff buttons too for a while. They come...
I've had luck with sewing needles; knives tend to be too thick.
Found in my own stash - 10k framed modern cameo. Not the greatest, but IIRC I'm into it for under $10. [ATTACH]
Probably a slot left for his wife, who was still kicking when this was made. It got out of the family before the inevitable happened, or else...
IIRC in Shinto it can be both. There's some Ancestor worship involved. So yep -family shrine.
I've been watching a lot of MASH reruns lately, and Hawkeye wears a jacket like this one. So, we've got the era nailed. It might have been...
I might try getting a hat pin into the groove if there's enough of a gap.
Darkwing's looks like a kid-made ashtray. Bear's sounds like a grab-and-run. I've never seen it here but ugly it ain't.
NICE! Dress knife if ever there was.
They've been making a ton of costume rings that way in the last decade - the new version of "adjustable". I can't stand them personally.
1920-something to 1930-something would be my guess. The band may be the original; who'd repair a sterling ring with gold? Carnelian was a...
It was someone's lucky piece on their watch fob. Had to drill it. At the time it was probably a new coin.
Cocktail for sure. Any signature? Marks?
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