They were really too small for beads - unless you had less than 10 seed beads to store.
I held on to them for a while and just enjoyed having them - there was something very pleasing about them. Then I put them for sale in my store...
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Thanks Aj. I would post it if I could find it! :hilarious:
@verybrad?
What is that type of chain called? Does it date it to the 1920s? I have couple of necklaces with the same chain.
How about a good old fashioned desk blotter?
It looks like it's painted on ivory or porcelain.
Yup - after all, you told us you earned a month's wages the day before. :D
I think this is a picture of The Flight into Egypt, where the Holy Family was helped on their journey by two angels. Who knows where Joseph is? Up...
That is fabulous! The Virgin Mary seems to be enjoying herself for once.
Thanks all. DS#2 will probably end up with it. He's got the smallest house with the most cool stuff.
OOOooo - it looks like you have some very nice things there!
I'm guessing yours is the 1964 rather than the 1990s reprint based on the fact that there is no area code on the telephone number.
My bottle guy brought me this today when he brought me the bottles and antique hub caps. It measures 4" by 6". The front is copper, the back is...
I guess they are pretty common to find out in the woods - the body of the car rusts away, the wooden wheels rust away, and the brass and aluminum...
My bottle guy stopped by my house today. He usually brings me any bottles that aren't milk bottles, and anything else he digs up that he thinks I...
Wow - can we see a picture of your set up tomorrow???? You know a lot of us live through you. :eek::D:oops:
@springfld.arsenal
I think those chairs are from the 1970s with original finish and upholstery. United Furniture had more than one manufacturing site.
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