Yeah... you did OK. (LOL) That's about a pound of silver, for those who can't convert in their heads.
I've never heard of the company, too new, but apparently they like dolphins. For silver... 4, 7, 12, and whatever number those salt and peppers...
Glass for sure; I've used those little lined beads before, and IIRC the clasp came from Fire Mountain Gems. They sell a ton of stuff to crafters...
Kinda small for a spot for a watch. I bet there was a circular dangle of some kind in there at some point. Watch hooks were usually attached to...
The Scumbags usually made better quality pieces. This might be some sort of replica from a costume.
I'm not seeing a watch pendant; there's no hook for a watch. 1870s brooch. Have you tested the metal? Victorian gold-filled Those little...
You're welcome. This is a great place for puzzles, and we get to solve other people's too.
No idea on either one; the Spanish are still using trombone clasps, and the French did too right into the 80s and beyond. So... no clue there. I...
The clasp says circa 1910-1920 but that's all I've got.
It certainly could be, but whether it was... no idea. A Mexican smith could have made that easily.
Hmmm, time to in-hoard a few scrap pieces. (LOL)
One of my favorite words - Clearance.(LOL) The next level is: clearance plus manufacturer's coupon. Top level: FREE. My store has a donation...
Oops! I saw a nice-looking glass apple at an estate sale not long ago. Priced at $2; the sale people didn't try to read the bottom apparently ......
I'll wait for the Native experts to chime in, but I think you have a winner! Henry Rosetta?
Whoa. SCORE. Then another score! Is that mark on the Man in the Moon pitcher really a mark or is it just discoloration? It looks like a West...
Welcome, and this we gotta see!
You never know. Maybe not a fortune, but I bet all sorts of art schools would love to have it. It might also surprise you if it went to the...
Around here they land in the dollar bin. Maybe 3 in a thrift store.
Took the words right out of my keyboard, Brad. It's definitely a mold. If not for a hat, for sand casting?
Venetian millefiori, or however it's spelled. No matter what I do here the spellcheck says I'm wrong so... tough, spellcheck. (LOL) Those were...
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