Algerian?????
That does it, I need a butler. Also a Rhett Butler.
Sure looks like it. I'd bet the design was used by several companies.
That's what I figured was going on. I've seen similar pull-outs on other pieces.
Not sure, but I bet he could use Markeplace and still make out.
Yet another vote for modern-ish. I saw a lot of these in the 80s, all new.
Like my pet peeve, "rainbow moonstone"....yeeeargh! It would be fine if there was no real stone called moonstone, but every time I see someone...
Even those who might want replacement furniture aren't spending the money unless something broke.
That's not sitting in Ghopperville, but if the watch is family the piece must be too. Never seen anything like that, but it's beautiful. (flat...
ciggies? It's too tall for toothpicks.
The possum posse approves.
Forty years ago the wash stand would have skated out of there.
It's in use among resellers and collectors; I learned it from people who live a thousand miles (1500KM+) away, so not local to me. I only posted...
It's pretty rare. It happens, but a wooden shelf would be far easier and a lot cheaper.
That looks like the right era. It looks like I did it and didn't have a knot pusher handy.
Some online outfits start everything at US$1 and the price goes where the price goes. Sometimes things sell for a few dollars, if they sell at...
It would make sense. The OP has the Stangl mark for an image, and IIRC they were in Flemington. I was there as a kid.
They're been restrung a few times, most likely. The cord is too white to be original. Also too intact if these are that old.
I've done that before. Clip a bracelet to a necklace and it looks like a chain that can be worn at two lengths.
That was a fancy hunk of metal. I'd give it wall space.
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