The link leads straight to a 404 error message - file not found. A lot of folks won't click links, btw.
"In the style of" stuff - not a repro, or meant to fake anyone out. They're Chinese ceramic and look it. Chinese pottery/Staffordshire mixed...
It's definitely a jade-wannabe. Sesame jasper is another candidate, if not quite. Not agate per se, but close. One of the real experts will be...
Depends on when in the 80s, and all of the metal is dead on.
That's what I see and I have no idea who that is/was.
I've always called it "random dyed rock"; now I have a name for it. I'm guessing the metal is nickel or a low grade silver. That particular rock...
What she said. There was a fad for coated stones back in the 90s, so that's what I was thinking. Clear topaz and sometimes white sapphire would...
It might be a coated one; Heltzberg was a mall jeweler.
I'm the other way around. The charity gets money whether you buy anything or not, but a for-profit picking my pocket for getting in the door is...
The plain ones here were used as baking towels.
Some rummage sales here do a Thrurs night open, when we have rummage sales. It attracts the pros and the veterans and other folks willing to pay...
They might have been field uniform buttons - the shiny stuff was reserved for times no one was shooting at you. That's the Army emblem. Those...
In these Covid days, opening on Thursday does let the dealers in before the general public and keeps the crowds spread out in general. Around...
Welcome! Ask away! (and thank you for buying glassware, from all the glass dealers out there)
My dad bought some HO scale stuff in the Army PX (commissary these days) in the mid-50s but I think those prints came along later. They hobby was...
American feed/flour/sugar sack makers printed them because people were making the fabrics into clothing. I'd imagine it also helped sell whatever...
Nice! I'm known for rehoming Judaica, especially when a local synagogue has their annual (normally) rummage sale.
More the latter than the former for me; does it have marks?
HO wasn't popular until after WWII; as I recall it hit its heyday in the 1960s-1970s. I'd call late 50s to mid-1960s on the prints. The earlier...
My first instinct says "no". It doesn't ring like azurite-malachite and there's no black in the stone. It looks dyed.
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