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Molded leather flask - where from?
Hello all. I am stumped by this thing.
My feeling is that the origin is somewhere between Morocco and India (I know, rather broad), but I am having trouble finding any close comparisons. The... -
Victorian meat drainer-Big
Here's an interesting old piece I came across. It's an antique blue trasferware platter (Victoria Ware), 17 3/8" by 13 3/8" and weighs 6 pounds 3 ounces !
I believe the holes allow the meat juices... -
Who Is This?
DON'T CHEAT and do a reverse image search.
I paid $1 for this 1944 awful condition magazine, specifically for this pin up. Which is also not in excellent condition. But, when I get her... -
Now I've Done It ~ An Oliver No. 3 Typewriter
Having always been intrigued with 1880-1920 era mechanical antiques, I have acquired an Oliver No. 3 circa 1905. These are visually quite something (fully visible)and an engineering marvel from... -
Brass stand with glass bowl insert
Hi all,found one or two similar smaller ones online. What is the use and possible age of this? Is this just for decor? Flower vase? At first I was thinking a holly water comport stand/holder in a... -
African Gold Weight Figures
I bought five of these fascinating figures at the car boot sale today. Searching online I found that they are known as Ashanti Gold Weight figures. This one is interesting as it is signed. It... -
The Plate Wall is Making a Comeback
I just read on HGTV dot com that thanks to Erin Napier, the plate wall is coming back. For those who missed it, a plate wall is where you hang several decorative plates on your wall (along with... -
Restoring an old writing slope - or trying to!
Hello folks
I have bought an old writing slope in poor condition, in the hope of being able to restore it. Here are couple of pics - one after I took the brassware off, and one showing the... -
Age of this diamond & turquoise ring?
I first thought this 14K gold diamond & turquoise ring was Victorian due to the high basket setting. But, the appraisal stated the diamonds are brilliant-cut. Maybe the appraiser made an error,...
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