The initials “JB” are impressed on the top inside of the handle. Thanks for the link, @i need help The prices have dropped on these, by quite a...
I should have been more specific - Spanish Colonial Style by way of New Mexico or Oaxaca... I came across the term researching these: [ATTACH]...
Yes, I noticed that... I know it sounds weird, especially because the pendant is so sturdy, but think it would look amazing. Maybe locate a chain...
I think so... I've seen a number of them out there - these guys think it is: Edwardian Rock Crystal Pendant >$800 Ruby Lane with gorgeous...
Was wondering if this might possibly be classified as "Spanish Colonial" silver? The pendant is slightly mismatched, colorwise, but does appear to...
I've had this for about 35 years - purchased it at a flea in Kern County during Whiskey Flats Days - an annual sweltering Lake Isabella 3-day...
Here's a 411 on some early lighting history, @i need help More out there, but it at least explains the difference between Cruisie and Betty...
It's been said that Ladybranch was an expert in oil lamps, so here's hoping someone else can shed light on what she's missed for :( Are there any...
Well done, @daveydempsey ! How did you find it? Does that bridge have a name?
(It appears to be a real place)
Tadpole bridge is similar, though I can't see any evidence of that lock. Lot of local boaters that would love something like that :) [ATTACH]
Locks and Weirs on the River Thames (wiki) - you may even be able to see the one in your painting, there's quite a list there, all with links My...
How a jeweler would want it. But, yeah - should have been done inside, if that's what it was. :)
It looks like it may be a jewelers mark, like you see on the inside of watches and lockets. The do it very finely/lightly...
Bronwen gave a much better search term :)
If the initials were LS, you might have had an original Lea Stein - this was a popular style in th 70s. [IMG] She also made (French) lucite...
She's shamelessly wearing a dead fox - not politically incorrect for the day... :)
It's 1920s character, but is it dated 1920s?
50s slide/lanyard? Is it a locket? Cute @patd8643
Haystacks were in those comps, but in a much different style.
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