I did. Apologies for snooping but... She's so lovely and I was curious. Debora
No, she was married in Alabama. So... How can that be her wedding photograph? Debora
I prefer the black ones with a plain dress because they have a bit more texture. And the sling backs add interest. Debora
I bet that's very flattering on. What's the material? Debora
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She was married in San Francisco too then. Are you sure that exterior photo is San Francisco? Looks a bit older....
It looks like a souvenir from a San Diego (?) somewhere in Latin America. Can't read what comes before. Colander? 200? Debora
California newspapers are digitalized if you want to do some research....
Bet they had good looking great-grandchildren. ;) Debora
Well, she looked lovely. Was he equally as handsome? Debora
I don't think they're the same era. The metal one being earlier. Debora
Here it is in porcelain. And it certainly looks like an ashtray. 1950s and Made in Japan according to seller....
That may well be her high school graduation photograph. That gathered waist probably puts your photograph into the late 1890s. Timing would be...
If she was born in 1876, those may have belonged to her mother. Debora
She was indeed. And one with great style. Debora
It would have been the rare woman of a certain class. Debora
They're Art Nouveau. A bit earlier. The one is for calling cards. A woman wouldn't be smoking then. Debora
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Tory Burch, as is her want, knocked off those green Independence goblets. No shame....
That is just amazing. And I'd never heard of it. Here's something in Spain few people are aware of. Not nearly as old -- only pre-Roman -- but...
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