And Modernist jewellery is still made too.
Splendid job on that floor. It looks like tiled ones here. I love the juxtapostion of an armadillo and a bubble gum machine.
He's gorgeous - they both are.
50s or 60s West German costume. I have quite a few.
Lovely country. The food is fabulous. I have some super Turkish silver bought out there.
ING would be ingeniero - engineer/made or something similar.
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I've seen that ING abbreviation on Argentine marks before, can't recall whose.
There you go! I suspect HK is the much more likely. South Vietnam was under French control till the fifties and France did use bayonet bulbs for a...
Mine is just a baby lantern, rather than any electrical fittings. Your bayonet fittings are British. They were also used in many of our...
@moreotherstuff - I've a baby version of that lantern which I bought in Korea.
Minimal value, sadly. Although I'd buy them purely for those adaptors.
I'd say dyed to emphasise the natural formation. Try a bit of damp microfibre or towel cloth in a not too conspicuous place, see if you can get...
I've got two Hermes scarves, one bought new by Himself. The other was a whole five quid at a car boot!
I had a cat who once managed to remove an entire tinsel garland from the Christmas tree WITHOUT disturbing a single bauble. He was found dragging...
Yessss.... one of the current feline overlords is a sock thief. I've found them in the oddest places.
I've just spent an hour looking for my one. This house is alive, with a giant maw that swallows Stuff.
It isn't British, that's a continental 1. I've seen hollow rings filled with some kind of gutta percha type gunk to weight them.
60s or 70s, probably a plastic top. Those boxes were often sold in Italy as tourist bits. I'd pass.
I said it was an I. ;) I've seen that bracelet. It might even be in my Hoard, it looks very familiar. Lies flat when worn.
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