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Hamm’s beer bear salt and pepper - Advertisingin Advertising
Vintage Bar Pin - Fine Jewelryin Fine Jewelry
GI Joe — who am I? - Toysin Toys
Doulton kitten - Figurinesin Figurines
Vintage Scottish Doll - Dollsin Dolls
Mystery Band - Toysin Toys
Metal serving piece - Kitchenin Kitchen
Imperial flower pot - Potteryin Pottery
Beautiful serving platter - Glasswarein Glassware
Vintage glassware - Glasswarein Glassware

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  1. Thank ,you for your response. I’ll try for better pictures.
  2. Thank you Manikin and Fort Apache.
  3. Hello Newfld, Thank you very much!
  4. Thanks for the love!
  5. Thank you everyone!
  6. Thank you very much! You have cleared up my confusion
  7. Was there a version that had frosted and painted flower motif? Hard to believe it’s this perfect for being that old… thank you very much
  8. Thank you arctophilegirl
  9. Thank you for the info. I think they are hard plastic.
  10. Thank you all!
  11. Hello! It’s ceramic or pottery.
  12. Thank you Dav2no1
  13. Thank you so much! How fun. I suspect a new obsession starting soon.
  14. Thank you!
  15. Thank you Brunswick, MsCrystalShip and Broochman. I had no idea there was a number on there -- time for new glasses!
  16. LOL I definitely could have worded my question better. I wondered if it had a name — I’ve been calling it a bouquet Brooch.
  17. Thank you for the info and your kind comments. The thrift store is in Virginia, near Washington, D.C.
  18. Very cute!
  19. Thank you fortapache
  20. Thank you Mrstyndall!
  21. Could someone tell me please what the type of rhinestones are called that look like they have a rainbow or prism in them? I don't think they are AB. Thank you!
  22. Mrstyndall — thank you, you’re right it is Selini. I have found others on line now. I thought initially it was Belini but there weren’t enough Ls! Wouldn’t it look great on the hatband of a summer str...
  23. Hi Braider -- Thanks for the insight. I didn't spot that the handled dish is a different pattern. It is not marked at all on the bottom, unlike the other pieces. The rim of that handled dish feels rou...
  24. My Dad loved this show! Alf was always trying to snack on cats if I recall correctly.
  25. Does its head turn when the tail is moved? If so, it could be a Yes No Tricky Bear by Schuco.
  26. It is gorgeous.
  27. The dolls that I had look exactly like these and they had lead feet. We had to buy a new mother because the original mom's head fell off. The replacement mom had hair (wig) rather than just the cerami...
  28. As a child in the late 60's, early 70s, Santa Claus brought the boy and girl dolls to live in my new dollhouse. I think they are Caco but not as old as the 20s. My dollhouse dolls were purchased new f...
  29. Thank you truthordare
  30. Thank you Ms. Crystal Ship -- I originally passed on purchasing him and then went back to the store. I belong to a FaceBook group for vintage jewelry repair and am hoping I can locate a stone through ...
  31. Upon closer examination with a magnifying glass, Volia! It's marked "Coro Duette" Thank you everyone who pitched in and commented.
  32. Very pretty!
  33. Yes it does have a patent. I will research it
  34. But what if I want to keep it Broochman, how would I clean it?
  35. Ms.CrystalShip -- thank you -- I will take a look.
  36. Thank you PhilDMorris I don't know much, but I know not to get rhinestones wet. I once cleaned a brooch with rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip as I was instructed by a CWer. LOL I can be taught.
  37. I knew that game as "Kim's game." The name is derived from Rudyard Kipling's 1901 novel Kim, in which the hero, Kim, plays the game during his training as a spy. We played it in Girl Scouts.
  38. Shareurpassion -- thank you for the information. Why is it so bad to use silver polish on silver? Is it too destructive to older pieces? (I took your advice and got the excess polish off.)
  39. It looks to me like the pattern for 1928 jewelry. That's no help! Sorry!
  40. Rescued a lab mix almost three years ago -- He's the best!
  41. The earrings are marked STER on the piece that holds the stone/glass and on the back of the screw.
  42. Scottvez thank you! I thought perhaps the case was from that era because I seem to recall seeing something similar on antiques roadshow. Thanks!!!!
  43. How can I determine what the earrings are made of?
  44. Thank you MsCrystalship
  45. Celine — thank you for the information. You made my day!
  46. I don't restore dolls but when I find one in need of TLC I buy her. I then list her on my Etsy site for a reasonable price, knowing that someone out there will buy her, restore her and keep her out of...
  47. She looks like a Mary Kate Ashley Olsen doll. Try googling that...
  48. Thank you Broochman. Where does one find patent numbers?
  49. Thank you Newfld for the compliment! Gillian, I very much appreciate the link. I have several pieces to clean so I’d better get busy. Thanks again.
  50. McCormick have office in Maryland -- did he ever work for them?
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