That side table is quarter-sawn oak. Pretty thing and it's definitely an antique. The chair... wants to start flapping and fly off!
Costume, anyway. I'd say theater rather than skating; I don't think the wearer could move his arms around well enough to skate in that.
Good old Silly Putty will do the trick too. Or Play Doh, I'd imagine.
My parents were both Depression babies and WWII kids. Mom never served the "off cuts", probably because Dad couldn't stand them. Now they're...
Now that's a nasty thing to do to a kid. It might have been enough to turn me into a vegetarian.
I'm seeing some, but not between each pearl. I'd expect to see each real pearl individually knotted. It would really help to see the marks on...
I didn't really look at the stuff for sale; I've got more than I know what to do with as it is.(LOL)
IOW, a classic "sweetheart" piece done in Asian script.
Doesn't look like silver from here.
I suspect that's a costume necklace with nice glass pearls. They're not knotted, and since that has to be a 60s necklace from the design, no...
Better still, though ugly they are tasty!
I was originally thinking smoked salmon mac and cheese, but ...nahhh.
Score! Our thrifts haven't opened back up yet.
I made spaghetti tonight with a hacked together smoked salmon cheese sauce. Mom liked it.(LOL) Since smoked salmon and cheese are two of G-d's...
I MIGHT be able to eat those. Might. They're classic Southern food here in the USA, especially pickled. There's a classic old blues tune "Gimme...
Peanut Butter Co. brand peanut butters.... NOM! They make a maple sweetened one I can eat by the spoon. The honey is delicious too, and the hot...
It's definitely an odd bit. Most of those reliquary pieces were labeled, so you know whose bone it was supposed to be. (and I am seeing bone...
I think the walnuts killed it. The rest might not have been bad, especially as a soup. The cabbage and the walnuts fought each other and Mickey...
I wasn't totally sure from the front, but if that post is original this was probably done in the 1990s.
https://macacke.com/norsktinn/marks/start.html It seems to have content in at least three languages.
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