He knows watches at least, and does well as a presenter. His taste in trousers and modern art leave something to be desired.
The pin closure is no real help to determine whodunnit; those were used all over the place. If I were to guess I might say Afghanistan or maybe...
And we can still get deals on oddball items that just SMELL good, as long as Google can't ID them well. I've scored someone's leftovers from...
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Hey, he was honest, and $30 for a nice piece of wall decor isn't bad at all. I've bought one or two repop signs myself, but they were on thin...
Same here; I just didn't have a better name for it. I was thinking maybe Saudi marks. He was thinking India, but the pendant doesn't feel like...
I was thinking it had to be a mine too. Those are ore cart tracks unless someone was a really bad artist. Another vote for why the location isn't...
I saw pictures of a Napoleonic set done in 18k recently. It only cost US$6000, so I left it for the next guy.
They do once they see them. They don't "collect" like their predecessors, but will buy something that appeals to them.
The only way to know for sure is to take it off of the wall in an old store, or out of a barn attic etc where it's been for the last 70 years....
Hence the tie-dye shirts at the concerts emblazoned with things you blaze up?
It sure beats the proverbial Danish butter cookie tin. Nice!
It's a term I picked up somewhere; it may not be in common use.
This one looks like the one on Wiki that I had bookmarked. Insecure site btw. http://www.ringsizes.co/
Some that haven't closed their retail operations probably should, or at least scale back to their core operation. (Right, JoAnn stores?) Joann...
Lots of Grateful Dead fans who followed the band around had to find a way to earn money. Some of them turned to silversmithing and sold jewelry...
Same here. I wondered about sandcasting too. It doesn't read NA; the technique is used by other people too.
Saw this on Youtube and I bet someone knows whodunnit, or at leastwheredunnit. It's a 60s blister pearl pendant in 18k gold or better. [MEDIA]...
If this was made in the UK in 1943, they were using whatever jewels came handy since I doubt any were being imported.
Seconded. Paint would just make real restoration that much harder. I say leave be.
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