I've turned the mark around to avoid confusion. Debora [ATTACH]
Hi, jazzymac! Thank you so much for joining us here! In the future, you'll want to make sure all your photographs are posted as Full Image...
"Vaguely" because it was the '60s? :angelic: Debora
On the other hand... That red vinyl cord makes one think it might have been a summer camp project. Debora
Looks like a hippie dippie stash bag. What are the dimensions? How long is the strap? Debora
Howdya chose your blue, Charlie? Debora
The first name on the second one is "Vernon." Debora
That does appear to be the work of Mary Vickers. A rather nice example and an early (1960s) one as most of her work floating around the internet...
These are likely to be recent decorative items rather than antique. Debora
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Unbelievable, isn't it? Debora
Very much like the still life, especially the bold distinctively-paned window and the spinning motion created by the doily. Someone had fun with...
The other piece is older. It appears to be an American Brilliant cut glass carafe. You can scroll through similars here. And someone else more...
It would have been a clear sticker. Someone may have removed. Debora [ATTACH]
Absolutely precious. Lust. Debora
Hate when that happens. (Not.) Debora
Yep. Art Nouveau. Debora
As for selling, you might put together a lot of the least appealing -- "too damaged" or "too plain" as you describe them -- which would appeal to...
Here's some quick information on the shirtwaist style. Those appear to be store bought. Debora [ATTACH]
You need to do a quick internet search of Edwardian fashion then. Hemlines go up and down in fashion and hand stitching in this case likely means...
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