I JUST got this vintage Pucci dress.
Benny Holiday said:
And about twenty different styles of beltback suit . . .
DanielJones said:A 1937 Cord convertable. Why my father ever let this one go is a mystery that will boggle me forever.
A 1949 Buick Roadmaster, hardtop or convertable, but not this color, I've seen one in a sunset yellow that was to kill for.
And of course I would love to get my hands on my Pops first car that he bought for $75. A Model A Ford Roadster, stock.
Another one that my Pop had, a 1955 For Crown Victoria. Red & white of course. He traded it for a Chris Craft Cabin Cruiser a few years later.
But of course my personal all time favorite is the 1954 Chevy Bel Air.
Just my small (if I win the Lottery) wish list.
Cheers!
Dan
Apparently, this is the Dragonfly Corsage by Rene Lalique, c. 1897-98, and it is over 10 by 10 inches, a subtle little brooch that would cover you from shoulder to shoulder!. Nice! Gold, enamel, chrysopase, diamonds and moonstones.Folly said:
John in Covina said:I'd like to get a waterfall front style art deco bedroom suite. I am considering re-doing my bedroom.
Speaking of "'disappeared' aircraft", how 'bout XB-70 prototype AV/3?Fletch said:One of the two Dornier Do X flightships bought and then "disappeared" by the Italian government.
lady eel said:I'm with LD, must know more about that stunning art nouveau piece!
I JUST got this vintage Pucci dress. I fell in absolute love with the print. Looks like your pin could have been the inspiration for it.