The round things on top are collar boxes, so I'd think 1920-ish. It's had a rough life. Value is minimal, at least here, until after restoration.
For once, Helen gets the clothes and Paris isn't wearing much.
Hmmm. probably shouldn't test the tongues on those from here out!
Pure decorator piece - agreed. This was purchased in a furniture store when someone bought rec room or living room furniture and needed something...
These were dead common during parts of the 60s and 70s. Some had real ivory decorations and some were molded plastic. This looks like the...
I'd take an old dry toothbrush to that and knock some of the mess off. I'm a Yank, and we rarely see the old bits, but I have a hunch that's been...
Or they were all girls and thought "aww heck no!"
Mombassian cyberman prototype?
Funky little thing. Call it Industrial and hang it in the kitchen?
Somewhat - very 60s rec room factory art-ish.
air isn't on the prohibited list, so if they can make a go of selling a goofy novelty item that smells of loo...have at !
A Thompson?
Meanwhile, I had a cow bone necklace yanked for not specifying the species of cow. Should have called it simulated bone.(rolleyes)
Seconded.
And by the fact that it seems to be a one-off. Possibly something a locksmith made for his own use. (not that I know jack about locks, but I've...
If he went to Ill Will, it was like calling to like.
It's not pretty and feels waxy. I got a piece as a freebie once and then gave it away to someone else. He thought it was cool, which it was....
I don't have a clue about them, but see no signs they've been used or handled in any way. The patina/finish is the same all the way around.
My dad got one for high school graduation. He never smoked. I've worn it once or twice - it's black and gold brocade. She was a saucy one! My...
There are no exception numbers here, unless you're selling to a museum or something similar. The antique tortoise pieces are being ignored, best...
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