Hi everyone, can you please help me?

I tried cropping but they got up to over 2 mb lol

 

nope , it's the truth................but.....aw shucks....thank you !!!

 

No, thank you

 

grandma had a good eye !!!!

 

She actually told me to take all of them (about 6) but I only took one... My grandma just turned 103! But I think I'm going to take her up on that offer lol

 

don't...
as nice as they are they are becoming increasingly harder to sell...so after years of enjoyment....( the only reason to have them..) ... you can never get rid of them.....

See if Gran, has some nice jewelry for you !!!
( no offense to Granma,,,,,,)

 

Boooo really? That sucks! I thought they were worth big bucks lol

 

When using your phone to take photos, email them to yourself as medium. Save them then post for where you saved them.

Go back and get them if you can. You will be sorry at a much later time in your life, if you don't.
Forget about whether you can sell them or not.

 

Omg no, I was just kidding about selling this lovely lady... I would maybe sell the ugly ones lol

 

The point is if they are still being offered, you should accept.

I can't tell you how many times in my store, I hear people say they wish they had such and such from Mom, Auntie or Grandma. Later you will look at the one lonely figure and wish you had accepted the others.

 

You're right... I'll keep all of them... Authentic or not... Thank you

 

ask about the jewelry....too !!

 

Lol right... Can't forget about that lol

 

Welcome, Rebeca. She is really lovely, and I am glad you want to keep her, I would.
Selling could be a problem, not only because she is ivory, but also because she may have been made after 1947, the year which is used as the last manufacture date in those parts of the world that allow the sale of vintage and antique ivory.
Her style is 20th century, and she may have been relatively new when your grandma bought her way back when. Mind you, ivory was still sold legally after 1947, but that is where the line is drawn.
The international law for the protection of endangered species and their parts or products is called CITES.

Understandable, that one is pretty recent so definitely post-CITES.
And I'm with komo, Rebeca's is much nicer. A case of the older, the better.

 

Understandable, that one is pretty recent so definitely post-CITES.
And I'm with komo, Rebeca's is much nicer. A case of the older, the better.[/QUOTE]

Thank you so much, I feel like a proud mother lol