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<p>[QUOTE="Marko, post: 592241, member: 210"]Houseful, very nice, especially love the watch. I googled the name, wow!</p><p><br /></p><p>I got up early and went to a bi-annual community yard sale. It is hit or miss, mostly miss the last few times. It seems the same people go and set up with the same items....but hope springs eternal. </p><p><br /></p><p>I got there at 7:30 a.m., people setting up, extremely windy. I walked around and around, seeing what was being put out. Went inside and had a hot dog for breakfast. I had picked up a few things, no great finds, and was getting ready to leave after one last go round.</p><p><br /></p><p>I saw a lady had put out an old, huge jewelry box. She must have put it out last, she never has any jewelry (she is a regular.) Another lady was going through everything, I joined her. I thought "rats, missed all the good stuff." But I got lucky. Under the last pull out drawer on the jewelry box was a smaller box. It had a bunch of costume rings, but this was also in there: [ATTACH=full]176594[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>Unmarked, but appears to be Victorian rose gold, hardstone cameo.</p><p><br /></p><p>Then I started going through the plastic bins she had out. Found this</p><p>[ATTACH=full]176595[/ATTACH] </p><p>14k opal necklace</p><p>Then in another bin I found this, my all-time favorite of the day</p><p>[ATTACH=full]176596[/ATTACH] </p><p>It was on a costume chain, and I went back to my car to do phone research. I thought it was a Victorian watch fob with etched green glass. This morning I saw the red spots, and figured out it is bloodstone. I don't know what the metal is; I will have to have it tested. I believe it may be 14k. </p><p><br /></p><p>I did pick up some sterling from the lady, no great shakes, but got a dragon's breath ring, a Native American malachite necklace, and a few other things. And a ton of costume jewelry, again, no great shakes. I did buy her big old jewelry box (still had the key) for $3. And the prices? Everything was a quarter, but since I bought so much, I got a discount and paid $8 for a load of jewelry and the jewelry box. (I will post more pictures later.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Marko, post: 592241, member: 210"]Houseful, very nice, especially love the watch. I googled the name, wow! I got up early and went to a bi-annual community yard sale. It is hit or miss, mostly miss the last few times. It seems the same people go and set up with the same items....but hope springs eternal. I got there at 7:30 a.m., people setting up, extremely windy. I walked around and around, seeing what was being put out. Went inside and had a hot dog for breakfast. I had picked up a few things, no great finds, and was getting ready to leave after one last go round. I saw a lady had put out an old, huge jewelry box. She must have put it out last, she never has any jewelry (she is a regular.) Another lady was going through everything, I joined her. I thought "rats, missed all the good stuff." But I got lucky. Under the last pull out drawer on the jewelry box was a smaller box. It had a bunch of costume rings, but this was also in there: [ATTACH=full]176594[/ATTACH] Unmarked, but appears to be Victorian rose gold, hardstone cameo. Then I started going through the plastic bins she had out. Found this [ATTACH=full]176595[/ATTACH] 14k opal necklace Then in another bin I found this, my all-time favorite of the day [ATTACH=full]176596[/ATTACH] It was on a costume chain, and I went back to my car to do phone research. I thought it was a Victorian watch fob with etched green glass. This morning I saw the red spots, and figured out it is bloodstone. I don't know what the metal is; I will have to have it tested. I believe it may be 14k. I did pick up some sterling from the lady, no great shakes, but got a dragon's breath ring, a Native American malachite necklace, and a few other things. And a ton of costume jewelry, again, no great shakes. I did buy her big old jewelry box (still had the key) for $3. And the prices? Everything was a quarter, but since I bought so much, I got a discount and paid $8 for a load of jewelry and the jewelry box. (I will post more pictures later.)[/QUOTE]
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