I agree wouldn't resonate with kids, but sometimes artsy parent's get caught up things (who cares about the kids!) and these are very vintage-y...
I went once, about 10 years ago. Was so excited that AR was coming to town, tried to get tickets but couldn't get them, someone surprised me by...
I would think 1970s or later for this.
Love the necklace! Unusual glass on it, maybe Czech.
I like Debora's title and would go with something along those lines. The only thing I'd be sure to add is "size 12" to the title. It helps if...
Amazing story on so many levels. Super honest employee, honest MANAGEMENT (even more impressive) that they were able to find WHO donated the...
Seeing the close-up photos of the piece in the previous post, this is worth way more than meltdown. From the things you've posted over the years,...
The glass work looks beautiful. My guess is that this is the real deal.
Wow, those are great. Were these found over the years? Really nice.
Ah, started thinking I did see this before....
This must have been magnificent with the heart in the center, 67 inches, wow. So your brother somehow removed the heart? Was it engraved with...
Interesting! Are patterns ever done in both Sterling and silverplate? That is what would worry me if I was buying mostly sight unseen and didn't...
Seeing that many "would buy, and they think they know why" of course makes me think it probably is worth spending $200. However, without that...
Had the exact thought. Czech, 1930s plus or minus. Take a close look at the round piece on the clasp, sometimes will have "Czechoslovakia" in...
I also have one of the cheap ones, I think was $9.99 on Ebay. Purchased 18 years ago and still working flawlessly. The accuracy on it is unreal....
Grand Tour bracelet, maybe?
What a good suggestion Evelyb. Calipers!
Is it the two in your avatar that travel with you? How fun!
Here is one somewhat similar. Also stamped "Germany" and "Sterling". (I like yours better, this one just for comparison.) Click on original...
I would have still thought carnelian for #1, and typical for a sterling German pin in the first half of the 20th century. Perhaps the close up...
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