You do have to wonder what happens when someone buys cow bone expecting something else and gets... cow bone. (LOL)
Sometimes big and gaudy is required. I wonder about the age, but agree on the moonstone.
@Bear - London 1982 on the earrings, right? Now ... whodunnit? :) Seriously good score on the bracelet, btw.
I haven't seen any in years, but then again I haven't shopped anywhere they still sell tobacco in years either.
You may have better luck in Georgia than we would up North. You're in Gone With the Wind country and all of that furniture would have looked at...
Next problem - just try and find lighter fluid here.(LOL)
I've seen those metal findings on boxes from China early and often; none of them were expensive. Think Christmas Tree Shops.
Hangs-around looks-cute box. It's too new for much else.
A decent shot of the backs would help. The buckle is just that. The black cameo might be 1930s Czech glass, but it's hard to be sure from the photo.
Nice pile. I love the 30s green bowl. And anything salt-glazed. 14k gold. I paid a whole $10 for it. When I was growing up there were three...
And yes that's a sterling silver razor blade necklace. Gotta love it!
Here we go. Dinner is hot, but this is a lot of what I found today. The leather is a big saddle leather Coach purse. There's an 18k ring (headed...
May well be. It was five bucks and in mint condition; I pretty much just snagged it.
It hit the cover, splattered it probably, of the New York Post too. My supermarket carries it.
Thanks. Now to figure out whodunnit.
It works on furbabies too, if you get a new one. They use Dawn as flea soap on kittens.
I went to a church sale today and got there an hour early to "line up". But I know these guys - if the door is unlocked you can go in and shop....
One thrift I know uses wax pencil to write on the ceramic and glass items. (phew) Some put price stickers on old leather. (argggh!) You can't use...
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Protest art is more like it; the artist wanted Puerto Rican independence apparently.
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