I agree with KOT. Anybody can open a "thrift shop", but you may need to investigate to see if they actually give anything to the charity they are...
Your last piece by Boyds was part of a huge line of collectibles from the 1990s. It started with carved duck decoys & went into a line of resin...
This site may give you some information on your straight razor. http://strazors.com/index.php?id=204&doc=bengall_thomas_radley_cadman_sheffield_...
Welcome to the forum!!! :happy: The second item looks to be a cigarette holder. These were quite common back before filtered cigarettes. The...
I get the majority of my items that I list from a local auction house, a local consignment shop & out of the hoard in my garage ;):rolleyes::p:D....
Never mind. :oops::oops::oops: ;) :happy:
Pattern is called Rusticana Blue. http://www.replacements.com/webquote/vilrusb.htm Here is a link to information on the mark....
I've never been to either. I'd go to Rome, and find some cooks/bakers willing to teach a poor deprived American how it's done. I married into an...
That is a gorgeous bag!!! It looks like it is in wonderful condition for its age. :happy::happy::happy: If you do not get enough information from...
Possibly Tiffin? Peggy
You may want to post some more photos of the bottom, the other side & the inside. Are the symbols different on the other side? Any markings on the...
Sandra is correct about this bottle originally having atomizer hardware. I found a photo in one of my books that shows a complete vanity set in...
The mystery has been solved. :happy::happy::happy: I decided to consign this piece to a local shop because it is a nice piece & I thought...
I believe this may be a Sake bottle. It may have originally come with 4 to 6 small cups. Peggy
I have a pair of those tiny pins, similar to the ones in your lot, Terry. They were my grandmother's (monogrammed, so that's why I know.) I gather...
Unfortunately my first really great sale I no longer have the photos. It was the globe to an old ACL Railroad lantern. It was on a shelf lot that...
There is a paragraph in the book under the descriptions that talks about how confusing this pattern can be. Peggy
Shown on page 341 of The Collectors Encyclopedia of Weller Pottery by Sharon & Bob Huxford. Pattern name Floral & is late 1930s. Peggy
Looks like a c.1950s kitschy TV lamp with possibly a small planter on each side for your plastic fern. :cool::cool::cool: Peggy
My best piece was last year when I found this Lenci Madonna & Child for less than $10.00. I sent it back home to Italy for $405.00....
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