The flicker does make my astigmatism go a little nuts.
I'm betting they're good negs. Those old ones were often incredibly sharp.
She looks like Athena. Beyond that ... oh @Bronwen !!!!???
I'd be tempted to call the vulcanite ones Trojan Hoard Lady; she looks like she's wearing it.(LOL) The one above ... may also have been the...
That's some big chunk of Toledoware! No idea what they sell for.
Stereoscopes?
Neat!
NOT a dive I'd want to make. Neat video though, and interesting to see how much survived.
I was in and out of some thrift and consignments today. The cat's the best thing I've seen ... but then it's a cat.(LOL) The bowl looks far...
The bracelet and ring look like chrysoprase, at least from here. The other two look like jade.
Check the metal content on the toggle. It looked like costume at first, but the design is crisper than the usual pot metal.
Sometimes a company would paint a piece to change an unpopular color into something they could sell on the florist/decorator market. What's...
It's definitely an assembled collection rather than a set. The chain on the pendant and earrings looks Italian. The rest could be from anywhere.
Late 60s to mid 70s for sure, probably produced by a jobber for whatever retailer wanted them.
Those are even better close up.
Those fur clips are signed; I can see it from here. They used to verify things but for $$$; it's not worth the effort for most things.
Now we have a Czech headband lady to go with the German hairband lady?
About the same here. The exception is when you take one and monkey with it a bit. New springs, a funky fabric, and make sure the wood is in good...
(LOL) It helps that it's sitting right next to me to check!
I do.(LOL) It's a ballpoint with one of those pocket clips rather than the "lady's" version that omits it. The mark is on the underside of the clip.
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