WKRP broadcast from that, right? :chicken::chicken::chicken: (there's no emoji for dropped turkeys) That would be a bit of a ...bear ... or a...
Seconded. Probably sold on the tourist market. The clay beads turn up everywhere or used to.
Most likely, yes. Too bad the maker didn't sign it.
I used to see beads made of dyed stone in the 80s; I always just referred to it as Random Dyed Rock, never knowing the proper name. By the time...
I didn't know FM manufactured in the UK. The locket sure does have a full set of British hallmarks. For a pound..no-brainer! The same for the...
Some of them were that short, but those beads and that hardware didn't start life together.
I have a scarf ring that can be worn like a finger ring. That may be what's going on here. If so, then it would have to date to a scarf ring...
I've seen that mark before too, and the odd clasp. It's definitely Indian, but how old and whodunnit... no idea.
That locket looks like Swiss "pailletage" according to the name I was given. The tarnished bit with the purple stone could be anything but I'd...
No idea, but that crop is a beaut.
It looks like straight-up costume from here. The little bits are molded plastic; they didn't even bother to file the mold knobs off the sides....
Staple repairs are a good thing; it guarantees the item is either genuine or one heckuvan old copy. It also means somebody cared; I value the...
It looks a lot like the one in my living room.(LOL) Yours is probably missing the original seat; they were generally leather and springs. It...
It wants to be a pig from the front and a turtle from the back. Armadillo???
That owl's a hoot, Anund. Gotta love Bear's London Bridge too.
Platinum plating over white gold? Probably been done. It does look like an 18k mark from here.
One guess - you're in Texas or close to it? That painting looks like bluebonnets.
That thing's begging for a LoTR film festival to go to.
I saw the bun and didn't look further south. :cool::cool::cool:
Welcome! Of course she mentioned the dog first; the babies always get first mention.
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