For freiheit----> A Cameo Stick Pin From Czechoslovakia...Well..From The Flea Market Today! LOL | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
Efesgirl
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I went to this really lousy flea market today, but came away with two Alchemy rings from the '90s, this stick pin and a pair of Jean Paul Gauthier Kokorico steel and black cuff links. I parted with $9.00. :-)
This cameo pin is made from plastic and base metal (or brass) and was very dirty. What a difference a tiny bit of soap and water made.
I will post the other stuff separately.
Thanks for looking, CW friends!
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freiheit...Yoo Hoo!!!
Oh WOW!! This is incredible. What amazing bargains. I'll have to take you to the flea markets with me!! You've got a much better eye than me!
jscotto363 - I've been going to flea markets and thrift shops for DECADES. Most of the time, I find something really nice. My best find, to date, is the 18K gold ring I posted here a week or so ago > 50 cents. Two years ago, I bought a 14K gold ring made in Switzerland from another thrift shop for 20 cents. I find gold fairly regularly!
You are a lucky lady, Efesgirl! I am always too slow because I over-analyse every buy.
I think that your pin is about from the same period than my brooch. I see many similarities. Just one question: How did you get it so clean? Really only soap and water?
Thanks for posting it!
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freiheit - yes, some dish soap, warm running water and a soft baby's toothbrush. The cameo was really filthy! I dried it right away with a soft cotton hand towel. All I need now is a "thingy" for the bottom of the pin to cover the point. That should be easy to find.
Thanks a lot, Efesgirl. I will give it a try. If it turns out OK, I will post the result:)