Thanks! That's what I'm hoping! It seems like really good quality, even if it's a repro. I've been searching for one of those. I love medical...
Still wish it was amber, but I got it at plastic price, so I don't mind, heh. It's a cool necklace, and that's fascinating to know how it was made.
I don't know why I do this to myself. Bought this today because I have poor impulse control. I saw a few people eyeing it and had a feeling it...
Those are Goebel marks, 1935-1949, I believe.
I picked up this necklace a few days ago. The beads are warm to the touch, with a slightly tackier feel than plastic. Some have small elongated...
Oh my god. That's incredible. How did you find it?
I'm in North Rhine-Westphalia, so I wonder if it's more common here. That's a good possibility. I'll probably end up repurposing it as a jewelry...
Haha, yeah, I'm still in Germany. It feels a bit on the heavy side, but I'm not sure if it's too heavy to be tin. I'm glad I'm not the only one...
I decided it was better to put the plaque in this thread, too, since it's small enough to have once been a jewelry piece and the small amount of...
Here's one of Pandora, which sold at auction for $764: https://www.skinnerinc.com/auctions/2363/lots/143
Good point. :hilarious: Count me out then.
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The beads look like polished shell to me.
The name looks like "Roman Zuzuk" and the style matches his work: http://www.inmodern.com/collections/roman-zuzuk/
GDR stands for German Democratic Republic (East Germany), so I'd imagine it was made between 1949 and 1990.
Darn. Oh well, I only paid 1 euro for it. Disappointing but not surprised. I'll see if my sister wants it, and if not, i'll just list it for a...
People will want photographs of the bottoms. Are there any marks?
Picked up this ring today because Miriam is my sister's Hebrew name. Only after I bought it did I get thinking about the way it's constructed....
It's a Romanian aqueduct. Maybe the Aqueduct of Segovia
Giulissa, how do you take such fantastic photos? I'm envious looking at them.
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