It's pretty new, probably made for one of the big discount chains.
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It's genuinely old, but but beyond that ... dunno.
My guess would be 1980s or later. Beyond that, dunno.
Not really. It doesn't always work.
Old as the dickens, from the looks of it. It probably is Dutch, but beyond that...no clue.
Argggh! I've heard of that happening.
This is supposed to be a family-friendly board. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
I like mine breathing without assistance and self-propelled. Good hygiene works too. :)
Great minds, or at least evil minds, thinking alike. I was about to do the same thing.
Printed maybe. Chinese definitely. These were sold as gift items or made as souvenirs. They used to turn up in import shops and still do, come...
That's one heavy mortar; drill a touch hole and fire shot out of it? The small ones were used to grind herbs and the like in the kitchen and...
The bells are generally either Indian or Afghani; I'm not expert enough to always know which.
I was thinking early to mid 70s too, just from the chain it's on. As for the hairy dude ... good idea! My cat sometimes gets into the images of...
As long as this ring doesn't leave fewmets on your keyboard at least. (rabbit poo)
The fourth stone is tiger's eye, for certain. The #2 turquoise might be the real deal; they made nugget jewelry like that in the 60s. #3 is...
Possibly were! When it comes to old silver or old jewelry, nothing surprises me.
It comes in that banded brown too, early and often.
That might have been someone's birth date rather than the date the spoon was given.
Those could be Mexican Onyx, really travertine, too. It almost doesn't matter price-wise, but travertine is a much softer stone. The mark on...
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