I'd say the joke slays, but...
Our ugly one died in a fall, years ago. Rest in pieces.
Or sometimes with any siggie at all.
Part of me thinks I'm seeing a mold line, and if so it's definitely a look-alike.
Souvenir pin cushion from somewhere in the Alps. I've seen the mark before, but this could have been made in one country and sold elsewhere. It...
Exactly. The odds are too good of the owner screwing up their own sale.
Or some such. Household wheels were most often wooden.
Orrefors snowball votive holder, or a clone. It's not a vase.
That's a time for paper checks or Venmo.
The cookie jar is pretty. We had a butt-ugly ceramic one growing up; my dad saved stamps in it, when people still used stamps.
Paintings move around. I think they come with feet.
Just try finding a good leather bag retail..but keep someone who knows CPR handy for when you look at the prices.
There likely were. Back then, it was worth scamming on furniture. Now, the real stuff goes for so little that you can't make a fake for the cost...
That could be Russian for sure. Eastern European anyway.
It sure wants to be silver. If there's some tarnish on it, rub your thumb over the tarnish. The more black rubs off on your thumb, the better the...
Most times it's in the TOS that the owners can't be there. Professional outfits often own't allow it.
That makes him a nice target.
Sufficiently gaudy unto the day is the vase therof.(sorry, couldn't resist) I love the blue. I"d bet on Bohemian for sure, but that's as far as...
The OP's has flatties, aka flat-head screws, so it's likely to be pre-WWII, but it's not reading OLD to me although it's been used early and...
It beats having a nice rack. [IMG]
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