1970s/80s craft show stuff. I've seen plenty of them; they're often silver-plated with a few glass or stone beads. They were dirt common about 40...
That would keep someone busy for a while. Makes a mess too, if you're not careful.
That's a May-December marriage if ever there was. Those are baroque pearls and most likely Chinese freshwater. The seed pearls and clasp are...
Welcome fellow joolie! Do you go primarily for costume or the precious metal kind?
I've never seen a scratchboard that big; in the USA they're generally sold for children.
Art glass; it may have a specific name but I don't know it.
That spun look is what I was referring to, along with the color; the texture is almost always costume.
They're still made occasionally, but I don't think anyone lights the candles.
Looks like.
The ring is 1990s or later, but in sterling and amethyst it's hard to get hurt too much.
I'd say Moroccan, probably.
Fun money instead of funny money. I went hunting today and found a way to waste gasoline and time. Came home with less than I left with....
The outside says "dunno" but the inside says modern costume.
If have one with a similar chain. It's definitely Italian and vintage, and I'd guess 1950s. Beyond that, dunno.
The needlepoint was added later to match someone's post-WWII interior. I'd love to see the matching table from the dining room set.
It's Indian artwork for sure; I've seen similar stuff that was brand new. It might be worth something and might not, but if you like it and it's...
It looks pretty recent, but all the telltales will be on the back.
Yep. It looks more KofC than Masons, especially the fancy hats.
If much less wearable. I've seen that word used before, but not in the 20th century.
The second one is marked TO Fern Andree rather than by her. It's an illustration from something or other and she may well have been the model....
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