I've eaten rabbit, but wasn't impressed.
The colors and decorating style are 30s, but if J Q Random artisan made it the date is a big Who Knows.
I can believe it. These days factory pieces are done in hours.
I never owned any, but I remember it. I always preferred the whole rabbit hopping around.
I'd wear one if I had one, and had occasion to wear it. I saw a picture of a wedding kimono in high school and thought "I want that!" (and then...
The top looks Indian to me too. I wouldn't be surprised if someone had a French jeweler make the piece into a ring. A single earring would make...
The conversion makes sense, since formal Kimonos aren't worn much any more.
Whooeeee. Someone did a pile of work carving that, and in ebony yet. I don't even want to think about it.
Or at least off of the back of a truck.
Looks like tarnish to me, if anything.
He knew it was something, just not what. I've seen this story before.
Made to be worn as a fur clip, pendant or regular brooch.
I'd think someone found a top with a damaged base and a base without a top, and married the two.
I always say "pack to withstand being used to play football", or "withstand nuclear detonation" if the person doesn't get the footie reference....
That was a no-brainer. If you can find a clock guy (they're always guys) it can be fixed.
I had to go look to see what the backs look like. I don't think I've ever seen one of these in person of any sort.
If it's pretty and it sells, good enough!
I like it better than the urn thing. The stencilling makes me think it was made for commercial use, or would have been here.
Oh, he has having fun by then! I've heard over and over that playing bad guys is a blast.
That's not needlepoint;it's cross-stitch. Each little box looks like an X. It may well be stamped or pre-printed.
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