I've seen similar Italian ones - Laurana, but this ain't that. The brass is bare, and the Austrians generally enameled the backs/insides as did...
Score! My cousin would go ape if he found those. I don't know what they're worth either, but I'd have snagged those so fast!
My three Ms - Modern + Mass-produced = Melt it! I bought some of that this morning myself. Cheap-looking 14k necklace and some bitty no-account...
The on line estate auctions here generally don't allow in-person viewing either. I don't bid.
Nothing I'd jump on, but your mileage may vary. Some of us would get a good gander at the perfume bottles.
If that info is correct, those ought to sell for a nice chunk of change.
Totally glass for me. Old glass maybe, but glass. That striped Roman one ... the seller seriously blew it.(LOL) LOVE when that happens and I'm...
Some stuff from today and a dolphin from a while ago. Silver necklace, hallmarked 925 left and right, and a silver pin made from buttons with no...
These look like they were made like millifiore beads (I never can spell that word) with a bunch of cane slices fused together. I like them better...
Short form: nope. This might be Thai costume or Indian, best guess. Those are almost never identified.
Oddly, I was thinking this is probably legit, but new, Italian. Generally you don't see the two colors twisted together on craft-made necklaces...
Colored resin would look great in place of the pearls, but this is definitely a labor of love rather than labor for profit.
I've seen the rainbowed finish on freshly made silver before, after a dunk in the rotten egg solution (liver of sulfur) and before being cleaned up.
Very nice, but I'll let someone else have it.
My first thought was vegetable ivory - tagua nut - on the beads. The findings might be bone.
Those couldn't be sold where I live; they're not old enough and even the old stuff needs documentation up to the eyeballs.
I would if I could! Even the test the alleged neurologist did on me today was pushing it though, so I only have the one.(sigh)
Me either, generally, unless it's something like a printer from Staples or the like.
Those earrings are a dead match for Israeli electroform silver. There were tons of makers back in the 80s and early 90s. It's possible someone...
I cheerfully admit to hoarding fabric and jewelry, but draw the line at paper and old food. Eyyyyyuch.
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