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I'm not surprised, not one bit. Disgusted, but not surprised.
Light blue vitrail rhinestones - most definitely post-1954. The clear stones with the AB finish are the ones you think of, but they also make...
That's really pretty.
These days the restaurant ware is all "made in China" china. :-(
The last one has to be post-1954; I think the OP's is the earliest, probably circa 1950.
Mexican pottery necklace - made to appeal to potties, joolies and anyone into funky stuff. Liz Palacios necklace, not old. 1930s glass and brass...
NICE! My find of the weekend was an oopsie. I wasn't planning on going out on Saturday, but there was a sale "rain or shine" a few towns over...
Yep. That's them.
It's probably a blurry mess no matter what you do to the photo, and the ring is too new for me to know whodunnit anyway.
I'll have to dig into that later.
And right after - that's an absolute classic crazy quilt.
Been done! Dumpster divers call those "grab bags" as in you grab them.(LOL) You can always put the real trash out for the trash again later.
$100 for a 12-string is doing good no matter what.
I'd have liked a dumpster dive in those bags too. I wonder what ELSE was in there!
Thanks. The expert has spoken. :cool:
That certainly looks like it. The cup has to be fairly old though; their knives at least have a crown mark these days.
But it was on an old postage stamp. It scrapes up like it's silver, but I has me doubts as they say. The mark looks like a valveless...
A goth or steampunk might want it as is, and the decrepit condition might be just fine with them. Anyone else, it's dead Jim.
Joolies sometimes call that "celluloid disease", i.e. when it starts cracking and falling apart. The beaded part of the bag is probably fine, but...
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