I take it she's nekkid? I can't see some GI sending that home to Mom or the wife. His brother maybe.
Won't stop us from looking! It may only be a costume takeoff, but even those are worth a good whack.
I wonder if it went to China. The auctioneer was having a good time, and also likely a payday. He gets a piece of the take, or used to.
Delizza and Elster anyway. We'd need the original paper hang tag to say it's Julianna unless there's outside confirmation. (D&E made a small line...
Vent hole - keeps the piece from exploding in the kiln.
I wouldn't put money on it, but it's possible. I usually think of their pieces as blingier, but it does have figure 8s and open-backed navetes.
I know those estate sale types. I've cleaned up at one company too. They do set prices on the jewelry, but at known for expertise with getting...
Not according to eBoo. They want sellers to use a time machine and get it there before the buyer knew they wanted it.
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:p:p:p:p:p:p I haven't even mailed it yet!
I'm really just guessing. I'm not sure if it's a monogram, glyph, or "chop".
I really like the colors on that one too. The blue one looks like my dad's mother's jewelry.
It would make a funky plant stand.
That is a CHUNK. Definitely worth grabbing..if you can pick it up. I bet it's worth more than you paid.
The top left and bottom left in the first picture are new. The light blue brooch at 9 o'clock looks like early to mid-50s. It was the hot color...
It looks Asian, or Asian-influenced. Korean?
I saw 1000 too. The "stones" look like resin, glass, etc.
Don't tell the thrift store what those are! They look like restring-me bait, but even so...bingo!
Lobster claws like that are 1990s and later. Mexican Eagle marks stopped in 1978. I don't see anything pre-1990s about the way the necklace is...
If she came in through Ellis Island, she'll be in there.
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