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  1. evelyb30
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    Keep hunting folks

    On the one hand, score! On the other, shame on whoever got rid of granny's kiddush cup. I've been known to rehome them myself, but have only...
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 5, 2019 in forum: Silver
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    Finds Thread

    Nice!
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 5, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Keep hunting folks

    Oops. One guess - staff had NO clue what that is. You wisely didn't tell them. All I find is knackered silverplate, if it's not chrome instead.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 5, 2019 in forum: Silver
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    CAMEOS: Show & Tell or Ask & Answer

    I thought about buying a 60s banjo album today for the same reason. The cover art was so bad/weird it was good.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 5, 2019 in forum: Jewelry
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    Wedgwood Blue & White meat plate ?

    I've bought a few here and there to clean gunk out of glassware.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 5, 2019 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Wedgwood Blue & White meat plate ?

    Yep - for the Sunday roast. They're still made, at least in metal, the last I looked. Not that anyone does a Sunday roast any more in these parts.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 4, 2019 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Aspiring Reseller

    Mungo Jerry?
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 4, 2019 in forum: Introductions
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    Cameos, sisters,from mother,from grandmother

    The OP's might be white coral too. Ivory it's not.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 4, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Finds Thread

    Found this on Saturday. The photo is what happens when I shoot at 11PM using my kitchen stove overhead light but... Hong Kong Chinese export...
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 4, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Keeping the past alive

    Welcome! We have lots of old crocks here; some of them even collect pottery.:D
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 4, 2019 in forum: Introductions
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    Chair age?

    I was thinking that too from the finish. It might be short because it's missing castors - this may have been an office chair of some sort.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 4, 2019 in forum: Furniture
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    Heart Brooch Gold ?

    This is one you'll probably have to have tested. I've heard of a BMP stamp on some 18k pieces, but ... dunno.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 4, 2019 in forum: Jewelry
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    CAMEOS: Show & Tell or Ask & Answer

    I was thinking the same thing; what did the poor shell do to deserve THAT?
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 4, 2019 in forum: Jewelry
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    Aspiring Reseller

    Welcome fellow junque junkie! The more I learn, the more i know I don't have much of a clue. It's best to gather a smattering of information...
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 4, 2019 in forum: Introductions
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    Old string of beads - help please.

    Yep - 1920s/1930s Czech beads. Odds are they've been restrung at least once; the cording looks newer than the beads are.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 3, 2019 in forum: Jewelry
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    Necklace and Earring help identifying

    Search engines, probably.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 3, 2019 in forum: Jewelry
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    Necklace and Earring help identifying

    Then I really am clueless.
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 3, 2019 in forum: Jewelry
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    CAMEOS: Show & Tell or Ask & Answer

    If it looks cool, do it. Right? Why not?
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 3, 2019 in forum: Jewelry
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    Cameos, sisters,from mother,from grandmother

    Too bad. Odds are they're both Italian. The rose may well coral and probably Italian too. Beyond that...dunno. I'd guess the brooch is 1960s...
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 3, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Finds Thread

    DINGDINGDING! Score!!! Those akoyas are gorgeous. Unfortunately they look like a restring job, but it's more of a tedious job than a difficult...
    Post by: evelyb30, Mar 3, 2019 in forum: Antique Discussion
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