I love a bold silver bracelet, looks great on you @stracci2000!
Amazing that we have hit 100 pages on this thread!
Yep, she has beautiful hands and tiny wrists.
I love a bold silver bracelet, looks great on you @stracci2000!
Amazing that we have hit 100 pages on this thread!
Yep, she has beautiful hands and tiny wrists.
oh you have to wear that
its so pretty
i just thought i'd add after 101 pages
that
YES !!
i want to see your haul from today !!!!
Isn't it cute? I was hoping it was antique, but Mid Century is Ok, too!
@stracci2000 I came across this listing, and thought of your necklace!
Fantastic Antique Fusee Pocket Watch Plate Filigree Steampunk Necklace | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Fantastic Antique Fusee Pocket Watch Plate Filigree Steampunk Necklace at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!www.ebay.com
Wow! Yeah, that's similar to mine!
Crazy price, huh?
I'm just sad that they described it as "steampunk"....!
yes i didnt like that either
actually it made me turn up my lip like Borris our cat does
i guess they were just trying to widen its appeal but steampunk has always given me the hebe jeebes
That Borris is a smart cat!
I think the steampunk trend has come and gone, perhaps?
I found some interesting things lately.
I bought this sterling rosary in a thrift store last week. Purple glass beads. I think 1900-1920. I paid $4.00
And today I got all this stuff.
A Wolf earring box, $1.00
Someone please explain to me how earrings are supposed to work in this thing ......
And look at these Tiffany candlesticks!
And this vintage pearl clutch, $1.00
It's surprisingly heavy because the pearls are glass.
And the BEST thing.......this Japanese block print! I'm so excited about this one!
I have a small collection of Japanese block prints....I'm by no means an expert, however!
The artist is Kitagawa Utamaro.
It depicts Kintaro pulling Yama-Uba's hair.
Kintaro is a Japanese folk character and Yama-Uba was the "mountain witch" who raised him.
I found some interesting things lately.
I bought this sterling rosary in a thrift store last week. Purple glass beads. I think 1900-1920. I paid $4.00
And today I got all this stuff.
A Wolf earring box, $1.00
Someone please explain to me how earrings are supposed to work in this thing ......
And look at these Tiffany candlesticks!
And this vintage pearl clutch, $1.00
It's surprisingly heavy because the pearls are glass.
And the BEST thing.......this Japanese block print! I'm so excited about this one!
I have a small collection of Japanese block prints....I'm by no means an expert, however!
The artist is Kitagawa Utamaro.
It depicts Kintaro pulling Yama-Uba's hair.
Kintaro is a Japanese folk character and Yama-Uba was the "mountain witch" who raised him.
Maybe hoops in the bottom of the box, and poke studs through the elastic on the top?
You kill me with your finds! The Wolf box: are you certain it is for earrings? I can't tell the size from the picture, but it almost looks to me like it would work better for bracelets.
And I love those fancy dress clutches! My girls laugh at me because I have picked up several from estate sales. They are so expensive new, and I don't need them often, but when you do need them, you really can't do without.
@stracci2000, I think this is only for storing dangles, drops, and hoops.
"Hooks line the bottom for storage of eight pairs of dangle earrings. A removable slot sits above with eight more hooks and 24 elastic bands on the back for drop earrings. That's right, 40 pairs total. You can even place studs at the bottom if you're comfortable with letting them sit loose in the box."
It's just so awkward, though.
I guess kidney wires would go through the hooks.
Maybe hoops could go through the elastics.
I'm thinking that the designers didn't think this one through very well!
I guess I'll find out when I start to load it up.
It's just so awkward, though.
I guess kidney wires would go through the hooks.
Maybe hoops could go through the elastics.
I'm thinking that the designers didn't think this one through very well!
I guess I'll find out when I start to load it up.
You kill me with your finds! The Wolf box: are you certain it is for earrings? I can't tell the size from the picture, but it almost looks to me like it would work better for bracelets.
And I love those fancy dress clutches! My girls laugh at me because I have picked up several from estate sales. They are so expensive new, and I don't need them often, but when you do need them, you really can't do without.