Last name transliterates to Lansere.
The stone is interesting. My first thought was 'mystic' topaz (there are many other names) but if the photos are capturing it accurately, the...
Think the signature is yet again our friend 'Silz', Charles Schmoll. [ATTACH] These country scenes are a genre of their own. Often erroneously...
Sellers of antique jewellery here are afraid to even breathe the word 'ivory'. Word has gone round that there is undercover enforcement & the...
This was made in 2 pieces, & from the way they are screwed together, & the findings also screwed directly into the material, I am virtually...
She didn't glass made to mimic sardonyx has been made since Roman times. However, this lady reminds me very much of the ubiquitous W. German...
'Wardrobe carcase' sounds like what I have in my closet.
:kiss::kiss:
I don't have any issue with the antler material, but the many NA eagles I have seen were better observed & more accurately rendered when it came...
I think it's strictly decorative, not the emblem of any organization. Guessing stamped brass, might have been gilded once. Nice blue 'stones'...
It comes with a crucifix so you can't sit down & have to stand up to play your sousaphone.
It's actually good to hear that Covid-19 is not taking all the fun out of life for everyone. The temperature is supposed to break 60F here today...
For what? I thought you were expressing compassion for us city folk. Just earlier in the day had a message from someone mentioning how much she...
I was thinking the smaller C&O were for Co. It does look like an older ladder. Maybe some kind of pin to secure something? Like a lynch pin type...
The crucifix is unusual, with the body slumped to the side that way & the ribs skelletally thin.
Could the I be meant for railroad tracks?
Maybe the joinery on the drawer would have something to say?
This it most certainly is not.
Where are the cars?
I'm in a flat. I come here for outdoor space.
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