Oh so jealous, this is stunning 😍

This is awesome

Those are hand blown glass. Lovely. Been collecting perfume bottles for a long time.

oh my goodness that is amazing.

Only the doggo is missing 🤍🐾

Gorgeous 😍

This I love

A cook burning woodstove!

Medievalist here (PhD), take those to a antiques (jewelry specialist) person immediately because those are an amazing find! Judging from the picture and the settings and filigree you are looking at two pieces from the ~very~ early Middle Ages (c. 6th century) or even from the end ofthe Roman Empire. This is literally, literally buried treasure. So cool!!!!

Bit obvious, though.

Beautiful piece.

🤩

*drooling*

This is unique

❤️

My grandmother had one. I loved to go throught the drawers and find littles things she used put in them

gorgeous

Yes please.

I've seen the Red Thunder picture before. He was the nephew of Chief Joseph, leader of the Pacific NW Nez Perce indians .He was chief when the tribe was forced to move to the reservation, making him the last leader of their traditional homeland.

Gorgeous 🤩

Dashing!

Lovely 😍

Stunning

Love this!

Pretty 🤩

👏 👏 👏

Wow, this is incredible! To have survived almost 600 years is like a one in a million find! Hand scribed, long before Gutenberg’s printing press!

That's a nasty boil on her inner left thigh!

Art Deco piece I’m guessing 1920s

Still filled?

They have pictures of her wearing it while modeling. She was s very beautiful women.

You won!

So pretty

It looks more like a vinaigrette that would have held a small sponge behind the fret work, soaked in something strong but nice smelling. They were popular in the 1800s due to very poor sanitation standards.

Who would let that go, and so cheaply too?

I read somewhere that 'splinter free" wasn't a thing until the '30s

When you need a little Christmas during wartime, you sometimes have to think outside the box—-and inside the jar!

Would love to know the story behind that 💭

No bananas eh?

you could go into battle with those things

I love these. They are so cool!

Need to combine this with the toilet paper from the other post

I wonder how many you need before free home heating occurs.

Black light is 395 wavelength and makes the green glass glow. UV light that is 365 wavelength turns clear uranium glass green. I have a extensive collection of the clear glass. It can also turn some blue glass green. There is much more out there to be discovered.

Ooh beautiful! Another strip of blacklight under the bottom shelf would really make it pop!

That's so cool. I have a black light but the only thing that glows in my house is cat pee on the dining room carpet. The cats are no longer allowed in that room. :)

small. if this is small then I wonder how much she has!

Is it safe to have in your home?

I wonder how many of these still exist? You may have the only one!

As far as memorial jewellery goes I don't think hair is bad 😊

that is not nice. don't call your grandma demented. she has terminal illness.

Mmmmm. Botulism.

That there is a lamp. No thanks needed

Google says: The United States no longer issues bills in larger denominations, such as $500, $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000 bills. But they are still legal tender and may still be in circulation. All U.S. currency issued since 1861 is valid and redeemable at its full face value. Jul 13, 2022 -- but I don't think I could part with that!