FineLines

Philadelphia PA

Enjoy finding, wearing vintage apparel and costume jewelry. Small decorative items, especially wall pockets, are interesting to me. Not really a "collector", I keep Enjoy finding, wearing vintage apparel and costume jewelry. Small decorative items, especially wall pockets, are interesting to me. Not really a "collector", I keep found things for awhile, wear or use them and then pass them on to others to enjoy. Have been developing my online selling skills over the past year by selling vintage apparel and costume jewelry on eBay. DD@Phila shopfinelines@gmail.com If you'd like to contact me. (Read more)

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Art Nouveau Silver Dress Clip - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
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Wooden Mini Rolling Pin Box - What is this?  Palmer Cox Brownies? 
Hobe Modern Bracelet - Costume Jewelryin Costume Jewelry
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  1. Yes, teeny
  2. Hello Hunter. Thanks for your thoughtful comment. Don't think this little wooden box is for the kitchen or for baking - the "rolling" surface is only 5 inches long. Nevertheless, it is cute. ...
  3. DINGDINGDINGDINGDING ! Thanks to Stillwater who suggested a dress clip which I was blind to b/c of that clip. Brilliant. Found an antique dress clip with the same style clip. Gosh, forest for the ...
  4. Hi NativeJewelrylovers. Thanks for narrowing down the manufacture location. DD@Phila
  5. Hmmmmmmmmm - the toothed edge would grab the inside placket of the shirt. Good guess mustangtony ... will search under that title.
  6. Greetings from Philadelphia, artislove & Luisa. Thanks for the quick responses. artislove: a money clip with the toothed edges? A friend and I tried it and it puts dents in the dough. Frustrating. ...
  7. So are you, Bellin68! DD@Phila
  8. Hello Firefox. How funny - I just wore these sweet little earrings Saturday. One of the few clips that don't torture my ear lobes!
  9. HOB is a NYC company from @ 1965 through now. Check out illusionjewels.com which offers thousands of makers marks and manufacturers names. Fun ring. http://www.illusionjewels.com/costumejewelryma...
  10. What is the mystery?
  11. Very interesting. DD@Phila
  12. Very sweet ring. Are there any marks on the band? DD@Phila
  13. Hey Bellin68 - how's it going?
  14. Oh, I like that. DD@Phila
  15. Although I am not usually a glass fan, these are very beautiful. DD@Phila
  16. Very interesting. DD@Phila
  17. They look like little sea creatures. DD@Phila
  18. Hello Newtimes. Yes, it is a curiosity, isn't it?
  19. Take a look at the closure chain which should give you some idea of when it was made. It looks a bit 1960s to me, but that is a guess. Hard to determine without seeing all parts of the necklace and ho...
  20. Greetings davyd286. Tell me what you mean by ..."tops and bottoms match..."? Not sure what you mean... DD
  21. Woof! DD@Phila
  22. Greetings from Philadelphia. Interesting items you've posted. The 3 belt buckles look (to me) like different decades. Of what material is the top left made - brass? Looks kind of Arts & Crafts at a...
  23. Greetings from Philadelphia. Agree with davyd286. The attachment holes shown in one of your pix makes me think of an embellishment sewn onto apparel - possibly a faux belt buckle or something like th...
  24. Greetings from Philadelphia. Interesting chair. Were the legs shortened or is the chair supposed to be close to the floor? Love the pull-out drawer. Thanks for sharing. DD@Phila
  25. Greetings from Philadelphia. Just love vintage handbags. Well, you got some good advice from Manikin. As for my 2cents, it is always easier to comment when you include a photo of labels or maker's...
  26. Greetings from Philadelphia. She doesn't look very happy does she? DD@Phila
  27. Greetings from Philadelphia. Pins are favs of mine, too. This looks pretty. Difficult to determine but looks like there is also some enameling on the piece? Is that so? Simple backgrounds in natural...
  28. Greetings from Philadelphia. Pottery not usually my interest but this is very cool. Agree with Bootson - looks Japanese to me. Seems *he* was waiting for you ...enjoy and thanks for sharing. DD@Ph...
  29. Greetings from Philadelphia. Hard to determine the material or age without a closer focused photo. However, the item is called a *Jabot*. The jabot pin is used either on a hat or apparel & (possibly/...
  30. Greetings from Philadelphia. A photo in natural light and one pic of back of ring would be helpful. DD@Phila
  31. The movement is beautiful. DD@Phila
  32. Greetings from Philadelphia. Perhaps an early doctor's dual dial watch? It is very interesting. Thank you for sharing your watch photos. DD@Phila
  33. So "Jetsons". Thanks for sharing the photo. DD@Phila
  34. W.O.W. Probably the coolest watch I've seen. Thanks for sharing the photo. DD@Phila
  35. Greetings from Philadelphia. Looks either like 1930s or mid-century modernist bird sculpture - maybe pewter or base metal? My first thought was 60s or 70s in the Scandinavian style. Perhaps if you...
  36. Purrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr DD@Phila email me -
  37. Looks as though it was the catch on a necklace. Probably a nice glass stone. DD@Phila
  38. Ah, the things you see and find while walking ... DD@Phila
  39. Greetings kustomkare. Thanks for looking. However, these are a bit better made than typical Coro. Also, can't read the maker's mark - and it is definitely not any of the Coro signatures - need more th...
  40. Hello. Here is a link to several of the company's imprints. You can find more resources online, I'm sure. http://www.illusionjewels.com/costumejewelrymarksd.html DD@Phila
  41. Many years ago, I worked for Hunt Manufacturing Company which offered Osmiroid inks, pens, nibs and calligraphy sets. The gentleman in charge of that department was named Mr Rothman. He was an elegan...
  42. Definitely has "Ah" and now "ew" power! Fun find. DD@Phila
  43. Me again. My email address is listed on my profile - would love it if you would send me your eBay id. Denise (a/k/a DD@Phila)
  44. Glad you worked it out Vmad - I have fun too. Will look for you and lurk a bit. You have such good taste ... Yes, I too sell on eBay. Agree about CW - not promoting, just responding to an honest que...
  45. Nice earrings. The "Wingback" was invented by Judith McCann in the 40s. One other jewelry manufacturer used it briefly, but can't recall which it was ... Don't know why they didn't catch on - too comp...
  46. Nice. Depends upon how much restringing would cost. If you don't know a jeweler who does it, may be a costly proposition. How many strands broke? DD@Phila
  47. Hmmm. Tough call. Best of both: wear it for awhile and then let it go to a good new home. You could always price so that it could stick around until just the right new owner comes along ...Where do yo...
  48. You have such good luck in those "junk" bins! Lovely find. DD@Phila
  49. Thanks vetraio50. I thought so too. DD
  50. Well, bless my rhinestone collection! davyd286 you are a genius. Here is a same necklace but in blue stone on eBay link:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Signed-Kafin-New-York-Demi-Becklace-Earrings-Mi...
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