The first one is definitely a print; I can see the dots from here. The second is too, more likely than not.
At any rate, I have a feeling it's actually watch parts rather than a watch at this point. Steel mechanisms usually aren't worth a lot from what...
If it's going to get too short, you could replace the gold-ish spacers with small glass ones, or just metal beads in better shape.
So late 19th to early 20th then, most likely. I was hoping for earlier, but oh well.
I probably would, and would hand knot them into the bargain. Then again I'm used to doing it.
Everyone else does, including me. The metal all looks like costume, about right for apple coral. It wasn't respected and is usually found with...
This wasn't a high end watch. The case is steel and brass, but I like the crystal. I popped the back dust lid, possibly for the first time in the...
Sponge coral for sure. It's the color they call apple, and I think that's generally dye. So... apple coral or close enough. It was a popular...
The first 50 are free on Feebay, but they get you on the back end. I have two accounts in the house and have listed some molasses items on my old...
This is what I've always called "mock heraldic" jewelry; it's made to look like a coat of arms, but not a real one. It was everywhere for a few...
I've seen this color before on dyed "jade" and chalcedony; it's always dye. Random Dyed Rock is about the size of it.
Chalcedony probably. That's what it looks like.
Please don't hurt this sideboard! That's a nice chunk of quarter-sawn oak. I've gotten paint back OFF of quarter-sawn before, and it's a chore....
I'm amazed that Andersen spoon survived its ordeal. Happy, but surprised. It seems to have found a good place to land. I'd give up on the kids...
My guess would be this is 1970s into the early 80s, but more likely mid to late 70s.
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Yep. It's a classic style of glass opal that doesn't really try to fake being genuine.
Made by an LC Tiffany fan, but that's all I've got. I'd wear that in a heartbeat, but I'm a copper junkie. (or junque-ie ) The bail is...
I don't think anyone even saw him. Lord knows i don't need him.
I'd say probably 30s too, with the pearl added later to replace a busted/missing bead. I've never seen a harlequin opal bead before, but it's no...
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