Don't know the artist, but the siggie was legible and that made life easy.
Went out tagsaling this morning. How and why dunno. Brought home a bottle of red stew bait, aka red wine. THen I spent $50 in one shot. Two...
The Bethlehem star is probably mother of pearl or a synthetic (if more recent) The Jerusalem cross could be eilat and could be malachite. Can't...
Aka drunks at a bar.:D:D If I ever find something like this, it's plated. Congrats on scoring a real one.
Yep - we're all paying for a service we'll never use.
:D:D:D:D:D:D or is it :bigtears::bigtears::bigtears::vomit::vomit::vomit::vomit::vomit:
I'm surprised they haven't started snagging the Nieger beads yet. Or maybe not; old custard glass still cost$.
I'd have bagged it and gone straight to the pawn. :greedy::greedy::greedy: Let them melt it down to make something decent.
My hunch, at expert that I'm not, is you're about the first one. The second looks Asian to me - Japanese. A real expert will be along shortly...
YAY! NICE! My mistake of today was going to a tag sale 20+ minutes away at wayyy too early o'clock and spending ... $3. The gas cost more....
Dame Edna was some kinda gal!
Anything molded onto the string is plastic for sure. I'd cheerfully wear those.
Here's hoping the sellers didn't have a clue!
I'm more into this one. Russian enamel box. It's gaudy, so of course I like it....
Birmingham. Levi & Salaman. 1907 I think...
I've had my eye out for years, just in case. SCORE! Congrats!
Might have sussed him anyway, and would have from the next images. Calder mobiles are pretty easy to spot if I can manage it.
Hoarder? Who's a hoarder? (looks around at her hoard) You'll fit right in.
Woven and then printed or painted, looks like. Maybe both. Very Arts&Crafts era stuff. No idea where from.
Got it on the first one! The painting was signed Sandy Calder making things dead easy, and the rest would have given the game away.
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