Mombassian Cybermen Christmas stockings?
Acupuncture! Trying to cure what ailed the person who made that setting!
It came off of a building, probably a station from the looks of it. They're not junk; railroad geeks would pay big bucks for those with that...
I was thinking Pinhead.:watching::depressed::depressed::depressed:
I'd have jumped on those binocs too; Zeiss is a name to conjure with in optics. The rug is gorgeous too, but I'll let the experts chime in. The...
Bear's planning ahead - all ready for Easter and it's not even Christmas yet.
I missed that one. Thankfully.
Green hair, decades ahead of the curve!
What she said. Is it a crack you can feel, or does it just look like a crack? Quartz sometimes has lines in it that aren't actually damage.
Speedos should be deemed a public nuisance.
Probably glass, possibly lucite or similar. It's too new for me to know much. A quick Google tells me it might be Yosca instead. Beyond that......
The glass ones are "mold blown" - it's the old way. They have a pontil mark on the bottom where they were broken off the rod. Definitely old.
Jealous ones, if they were like me.(LOL) Those were the days when oriental rugs sold for real money.
Since everyone else is distracted by the idea of Komo in faux pearls (and maybe nothing else) I'll say these are probably 1950s or 60s Japanese....
Yeppers - slave bracelet. So-called because the ring is chained, or "slaved", to the bracelet. They never had any connection to a living slave;...
It's definitely a nice set. I'd think these are mid-to-late 1950s; the designs look a little older, but the stones weren't invented until 1954.
late to the party as usual, but this is a straight 80s necklace. It could have been made almost anywhere. Dollars to donuts the clasp has a...
No thanks. Note to self - silicone wedding bands.
The lady third from the right in the nursing photos looks an awful lot like someone I know. Her father is southern Indian (native Tamil speaker)...
All three are fairly recent, i.e. post-WWII, from what I can see. The sugar bowl, or whatever it is, on the bottom is probably Italian. The guy...
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