The Full bed has gone the way of the dodo.
On the other hand, I'm still using the bedroom set my dad bought back around 1954. The Ikea set from ten years ago is probably already landfill....
Coronation souvenir, to be precise. I agree. I'd give it house room.
S.C.O.R.E! Finding Moorcroft at all in the US isn't easy. Somebody obviously didn't know what they had possibly for just that reason.
Interesting shot of the day, hands down....on the ground somewhere.... (sorry couldn't resist)
Probably best thing for it. The grandkids may be more appreciative anyway. People tend to pass off their parent's stuff as "stuff". Grandkids...
I still buy ivory once in a while, but only if it's too cheap to pass up. It can't be resold, so it has to be something I can use as a gift.
I wouldn't advocate any "wink wink" listings either. They're too apt to take down even legitimate ones. If selling, local is definitely safer in...
Those are cool. I went out hunting today. Didn't do a ton of catching and wasted a pile of gas. The best prospect turned out to only be open...
They might not have missed anything, and two people with way too much money got into a royal knock down drag out over it. It could also be that...
Most of my rummage sale booty from the other day. A silver chain isn't shown. It wasn't much of a muchness. The best bits were three olive wood...
I love glass negs; they're usually very detailed and clear. I'm betting those Native Minors are interesting looking kids. The wood frames are...
Hand tinting stuff from the Stone Age? I've never seen the pigments on the hoof before, as it were.
It blew up here in the 1980s, thanks to the Society for Creative Anachronism.
Yep. High class glass.(LOL)
It's too old for Rennfaire, but you could wear it there and not look out of place. The stone is class, probably 1950s/1960s. I'd call calcite on...
What he said. A collector who is a fan of that road might want it; a dealer won't.
I'd guess Kenyan, but that's a WAG. The construction method looks African, and those are old trade beads. The Kenyans have a long beading...
Sweet!
Well of course. 18K is fitting for their royal Furry Majesties. I sometimes include a picture of my cat as the last image. If that doesn't get...
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