It looks very 40's Deco -- what is the stretch cording made of? Is it white with a discernible knot somewhere? Or is it clear?
ETA: Also, what's that little mark on the bottom of one of the panels, at around 1:00?
So much excellent information in those sketches! And I like when they show all of the possible variations (like the sleeves for example) and any descriptive notes. Thank you for the info Julie.
What a wonderful score? Are you planning on showing a pic of the Grandmother (and is she wearing any of the dresses?) -- and perchance a pic of the brassiere as well? Inquiring minds want to know. ;)
Beautiful! And what a wonderfully picturesque setting, and a treat to see everyone's clothing (and the curling looked like fun also).
So what does the rope tied around the waist (during the dance) signify?
One last thing -- stay for your appraisal. For the kind you want, it shouldn't take very long.
However, if they're busy, then schedule a time. Don't leave them and come back later (in case it's suggested).
I agree with perhaps checking with a Mom and Pop place to start perhaps -- a place that has been in business for a long time. And if they have a selection of estate jewelry in the shop, then it may be a good sign.
But definitely be prepared to pay an amount -- and the cost will depend on the...
I'm still not understanding Foofoo -- which standard? Antiques? Wouldn't experienced show dealers abide by the 100 year 'import law' rule of thumb?
I've been following this discussion with interest -- and intrigued by the chosen point of focus (the label). An apple has a stem, and it's only one...
I've been wanting to ask this question and so finally will. What is significant about 1945? How did this become the cut off date? And why? Many thanks.
Those are great looking! And look like strap slides (but not sure for what garment -- fancy western overalls? ;) )
The 925 refers to it's silver content (sterling) and the beading that you mention are prongs or claws -- and seeing the careful and open back setting for the stones, they could...
Sounds good Sandy! Why not draft a professionally written proposal along with curriculum vitae and submit it to the producers of all these shows? Include some color slides of what you have, and a synopsis of what you can do, as well as a few episode mock-ups.
If you have an agent, they're more...
I think when they've tried it, it invariably ends up being about 'upcycling' (like the flash-in-the-pan one sponsored by Goodwill -- forgot the name).
The American Restoration show (if that's the one you mean) spun off from Pawn Stars, plus you have those two guys driving across country...
Thank you for showing those wonderful vintage SwissAir hankies Karin, and am also glad to have seen Carrie's menu hankie. I also enjoyed hearing about your earlier days in travel as well.
This thread has reminded me that I have some SwissAir pieces tucked away somewhere, along with some...
Good Lordy I'm blind. A little bird just told me that you did indeed post back pics in post #5, and I just looked at them. The plating is heavier than I expected to see.
Sarara, show the back if you can. Although dating these are always tricky in a pic, there can be clues, including coloration, plating, oxidation if any, and so forth. You'll notice that in Linn's pin, it has the newer pinback (these newer hooded c-catches) -- and found on a lot of contemporary...
Hala, the video is wonderful. I so enjoyed listening to your grandmother Claire Haddad, her stories and advice (ignore the press, lol) and discussing the importance of the Order of Canada pin, and how it should be worn. I look forward to learning more about this remarkable woman.
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