and the LAST thing you want is to have your bundle slip down....................:cool:
See what I mean, Maven? They are always picking on me.................. BTW - I have been a BRAT for the better part of 3/4 of a century and see...
Yeppers! I was trying to figure out how to say what you said - which you said so much simpler than I would have said it if I had tried to say it....
Bless him, and I hope to be able to do the same - though 94 is a bit close - can we push it back bit?
I too have enjoyed, and am actively enjoying your collection! I mean, and have meant, no disrespect to you or your opinions. Folks around here...
I have no wish to debate, truly, but the incidents that cause something that should be preserved for posterity were not done "tastefully", so I...
And in truth, there is an element of wishing to preserve such moments for history (rightly so in my mind) - think of Brady's photos of American...
Nothing missing I can see - it looks like a myriad of studs I have owned over the years - I still have some, but am not due to go up stairs to...
What is this?. About an inch long. Gold on the round bit. - shirt stud, cuff button, etc.
Weird big diamanté arch - looks like it was threaded into a sash as a waist ornament - thought part of a tiara at first, but closer look...
What am I?. Decorative bit flips over. - Money Clip with a pressure clasp off to peruse your treasures further............
We've had this piece (different pattern) on the forum before - I remember it because I have one of the (another different pattern). I forget the...
BTW - they have been in business since 1875 closed in the 1960s and is now reopen. Full history on their website.
I go with ashtray...............trust me I have seen (and used) a lot of them designed like this - though I say that without really knowing how...
Not sure if its a bikini, could just be a sweater over a maillot, just a very skimpy one - yeah probably European.
it reminds me of those small "pool" or snooker tables designed for the basement rumpus rooms of the 1960s. Of course I refer to the access areas...
It is some sort of musical instrument - played with a stick or wand of some sort.
Actually, MM's legs were not all that attractive - but when the toes are pointed the calf muscles "pull" in all the right...
Looking more closely, the logo on the last piece pictured is in the correct format, and I have seen the pink enamel with paste in the past...
That is why I did not dismiss these out of hand - Chanel has had to try and appeal to the common market to subsidize the couture lines. They do...
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