Sin Eaters!(LOL) (for those who've run into that obscure Christian religious practice ... it's kinda backwoods)
At an hour crepuscular...
That could be, or Taiwanese; they made the boxes too.
It's definitely a "Sunday Painter" type person. I think he's depicting a ceremony from Rosh Hashanah when the congregation goes and pitches...
In the vernacular.... (it may not make sense, but it had to be done)
No idea, but the metalwork sure looks like theirs, and that velvet inside is straight 70s if not a hair earlier.
Not an old one. I've seen similar hook clasps on pieces from more than one country, so no idea where it came from.
Greetings! I'm seconding Bakers' advice on the rocker. Someone will know what it is. They'll want to see the underside too if possible, to check...
The bracelet is Mexican souvenir ware. Costume and no great value. I've been known to make necklaces out of those collar bars - one end unscrews...
Those are cute. I'm betting the OP's, btw, is Florenza. They made costume jewelry and assorted small dressing table/dresser pieces and bits for...
That's what I was thinking. Messed-with jade. Pure white translucent jade is worth a pile. This ain't that.
I think they are, but just want to get a second opinion. The rest of the beads are legit, but with Chinese jewelry you never know. [ATTACH]...
Goofy stuff like that does happen. I've picked things up at estate or rummage sales, taken them home and then given them away. More than once...
At least SOMEBODY found something good this weekend.
The earrings don't look that huge. The got a lot bigger in the 80s.
Those stones say it's pretty new.
Probably not a ton, but it's not junk either.
The "stone" is harlequin opal glass; they turn up everywhere.
60s probably, from the way the backs look.
Those look like Russian stones. Not sure about the settings, but if I had them I'd be too busy wearing them to sell them.
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