I've not had enough exposure to amber to know...but it seems slightly heavier than any plastic. I'm gonna re-string them, an I'll do a salt water...
None of them appear to be plastic...but beyond that, I dunno.
~37 inches long, ~77 grams. They have been re-strung with knots between, but using string too small; some of the knots slip into the beads. The...
I'm not, but thanks!
...measured perhaps in years! I note the 'latch' feature appears to be newer, secured by slot-head screws, an' of somewhat thicker material. Nice...
What a sweet, cozy pair!
Gorgeous color!
I'm guessing...but sewing machines weren't common, if available at all, if those breeches were made circa 1776. So all the stitching would...
I surely do like that cactus!!
A look at the backside of those buttons, showing how they were fastened to the garment, would be instructive.
You betcha...Good luck!
Perhaps...from Texas?
Butter dish? I've got one, was dad's mothers. Silver plate, domed lid, very similar. I'll post pics...if & when I find it.
I am led to believe it is empty...because after very close examination I (an' several others) can find not even a hint of a port, or remnant of...
I get at least 3 'layers'...an' don't think it's resin.
It's a toy...imho.
Votive candle? Prunts for good grip when refueling?
Good GRIEF Charlie Brown! Twenty words!
Sweet, simple, an' direct! Bravo, Debora...
What a stunning collection, Komo! VERY interesting...yours, or is that a stock photo?
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