They stopped using the off white fabric in the ...50s? I found those kits in a craft store into the 90s, so they're hard to date.
It got us laughing.
Go Dawgs! The ages of houses in the state gives the route away, establishment dates of towns etc. There's a bunch of 18th century buildings out...
Rhodium-plated something? If it's costume then the stone is glass. If it's sterling ... you never know. It looks like a costume ring from here.
90+ percent of my sales are on line and I don't have any rented space. Thankfully. The local pawn shop is open with restrictions, so I guess it...
That's what I was thinking. Then you've got a flower pot in the making - a very expensive flower pot.
Sometimes they get creative with really big rocks.
First star on the right and straight on 'til morning! If not that one, try the last star.
Now that would be an April Fool necklace, or better yet Halloween.
Leprechaun leftovers!
and Lord alone knows what that cording is made from; it could be green gold!
That's an absolute classic early to mid-20s costume bracelet. If it came my way I'd have jumped on it too. The box is the right age to have come...
Somebody pulled a boner. (now I'm waiting for someone to jump on the opportunity I just put out there ... and of course just made things worse...
Ladies used to put these on their dressing tables, dressers etc. I'm not sure of the age but I'd think 1935-1950 or thereabouts.
Closest we've got for a lot of European jewelry. We Americans don't see enough of it to really learn the ins and outs.
It doesn't look horribly old from here - probably mid-90s or later. Beyond that..dunno. I was hoping the clasp would be a clue, but it's not....
Those are Civil War era ladies; they probably knew how to put the hurt on someone if they lived anywhere near the battle areas or just out in the...
It's a JJ mark - I think it's Jonette Jewels instead of Judith Jack. The latter is crossed Js instead of two in a diamond. I've seen this mark...
Pretty ring. Not old, but pretty.
I've heard of it happening. The one here was still open for donations on Tuesday, but closed for retail. I'd been somewhat tempted to go in, but...
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