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evelyb30 · ‎09-27-2016

Hear ye, hear ye; bring out your eye candy! Keep the pictures smaller to speed loading, and as always no live auctions. The first one isn't jewelry, but it's pretty. I found it unframed in a yard sale less than a week ago. Rematted the poor dear and put it in an 11x14 frame. She's off to a friend's house at Chanukkah. The elephant has been in the room for a while, and the last is a piece of fossil coral in silver.

Elizabeth Korn oil pastelIt's that time of year!Fossil coral

She who dies with the most toys still dies; when's the estate sale?

markowitz57 · ‎10-01-2016

Evening in Paris! Those blue enamel butterflies are exquisite.....

I haven't been out much, working a lot. I did stop at thrift shop and found this, 42 inches of ivory

Tomorrow's another day.

goaldeelocks · ‎10-01-2016

Frockstar - Evening in Paris bottles bring back sweet memories for me - late 1940's (as close as I can recall) my grandmother had a bottle of this on a shelf in the bathroom. I believe it was the ONLY bottle of perfume she had, very simple lifestyle and not much money for such things. I remember it simply because it was so beautiful (and I was less than 10 years old, already attracted to beautiful shiny glass things). Anyway, thanks for the pic and the memories it kindled

frockstarvintage · ‎10-02-2016

diane, how sweet!! I've had several messages similar to yours, so this scent must have been very popular. It smells really nice 🙂

dream*peddler · ‎10-02-2016

Thank you, diane! That was nice of you to say, but I feel like I'm rarely satisfied with my pictures . I, too, remember my Mom wearing "Evening in Paris" on those rare occasions her and my Dad would go out on a "date." Thanks for posting that pic, frockstar, and bringing back some "olfactory" memories !

I'm not a hoarder! There's a price tag on everything!