I heard from my cousin, who says it isn't impossible for all of the ribbons to have belonged to the same guy. Lots of people apparently got...
Same here. That's a European Art Deco set, and I'd guess late 30s. There might be markings underneath some of the pieces and might not. No idea...
The Ramones used Mosrite guitars - aka more or less junk. They became part of the sound and never upgraded even when they could afford to. Get...
If someone got hold of Clapton's Blackie or Willie Nelson's, the sky would be the limit. Willie's is a hole-y disaster, and would probably give...
I can't blow it up to get a good look, but I don't think it's her either. Just some 1930s ski bunny.
Beats me. Welcome, BTW.
Japanese dragon: wasabi! BTW - this particular joke even appears on bumper stickers on Amazon:...
Around here they'd probably sell for about $50.
I honestly don't know what this necklace is, this sort of thing doesn't turn up in the USA much, but will echo what others said: antiques are...
old American nerd joke: Meddle not in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.
Only ones trapped in metal. I have no desire to go all crunchy and end up dipped in ketchup.
That's them. It's a known image. https://www.granger.com/results.asp?image=0350737&itemw=4&itemf=0001&itemstep=1&itemx=3&screenwidth=1440
It sure could be.
1885 would be my guess. I was looking at Sheffield marks and one came up for 1845, which is more in keeping with the style of the ring.
Oh, he's a dragon. I thought he was a politician!
Nice find!
I'd have said made in the Chinese taste, but.... dang that's nice.
Some things are desperation food. I'd put most shelf stable heat and eat products in the same category.
I've sold a few small ones here and there, mostly to clear random bits not worth much on their own but too cool to toss.
I do believe we have a winner. I went to church at 10AM and didn't get home until 2:30 after services and errands. I just sold the buttons this...
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