I think it's a disease. I rebuilt one last night myself. A few of the rebuilds go up for sale, some get given away, and some I hoard.(LOL)
That's half what I'm afraid of.(LOL)
Yep - same stuff. The original dragon's breath was either a yellow (pre-WWII) or red (circa 1900-1955 or close enough) glass with a blue veil...
Took me half an hour to find a rhinestone pin that was in a clear box staring me right in the nose every time I went to get another box to search....
That's OK. I'm just curious if you live in a part of the country with enough of a Jewish population that this sort of item could be expected to...
Wheeee - and it's antimicrobial to boot. Silver kills bugs, including viruses.(LOL)
As long as it's listed as "Foiled dragon's breath" it's OK to use the term. It's not the same as the valuable stuff, but if it has the blue...
Pretty cool.
I'd figured early 30s from the stringing and hardware, but American and European pieces aren't exactly equivalent. Then again this is probably...
My last few purchases before the hammer fell. Ill Will is still open, but they had nothing worth buying today. The lady and dog isn't anything...
The one on Ebay is a D&E wannabe. The open-backed stones say it could be and the prongs are right, but that v-shaped harp makes me wonder. I...
IOW in this case giving a location wouldn't matter, because it was a oneoff anyway. I'm a Judaica junkie, so I was more curious about whodunnit...
No idea what that says, but I think it's fairly new. That looks like a dotcom on the back. Long registration number too - that's newish too. It's...
But now all I can see is the burqa! :bag::bag::bag:
No idea, buy I"d give that house room too.
Jackpot! A seder plate like that is worth more than the silver weight too, especially to the right audience. It's not horribly old, but the...
Same here - late 60s to maybe early 70s, probably Austrian but not marked. It might be American with European-made stones. It's hard to say and I...
...somebody's carving skills weren't up to the task!
In this time period the Connecticut line through here seems to have been the Connecticut Western. It didn't last long. I think there was a...
There isn't one listed for Bloomfield either. I've been in the only station that ever existed; it was a freight station. I did find these maps...
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