Modernist/brutalist is in big-time. I wouldn't mind having that myself. I found an article on the lady here:...
That's pretty sweet. I'd have it on Offerup, 1stdibs, Craigslist or something similar. Ebay Local pickup isn't that great. It depends on where...
Nice! I'd bet the spinner was supposed to be carved or engraved and never was. Today I went hunting and found ways to waste time and gasoline....
For $75 for solid wood it would be hard to miss, and that thing's incredibly well done.
That's either a typo, or a cameo that belonged in the 21 and Over section! (LOL) BTW - This set evidently had parental controls on the Bid...
He definitely looks constipated!:hilarious::hilarious:
The OP's looks less Mexican Souvenir than Been There Done That. Most antiques junkies prefer the latter.
If I were guessing: 1980s, 1950s and 1930s from top to bottom.
If I were taking a wild guess, I'd say the one at the top is a museum copy of the second piece. Places like Williamsburg and the Met and MFA...
He's on one knee, otherwise he'd look like he was on The Throne. :D
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It looks like some sort of chrysocolla variant. Beyond that...dunno. The bracelet looks Mexican.
Those glass pulls will always sell to somebody. Purple glass can go nuts, if it turns up.
Genie was in my lap as it scrolled up and says she approves of the purse. I approve of the beads. That pile would keep me busy for a while!
That's a pile! What are those Chinese bits? The Victorian ones ought to resell easily if you're going to break up the lot.
That's an oldie. I doubt they ever copied them.
Heat will do it too. I had a purse die because I bought it at a community sale and locked it in my car for a while. The heat from the trunk...
Celluloid disease?
That's true. If they're completely made of lucite or bakelite, the price goes way up. This one ... dunno. It might have been a kit and it's...
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