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Article: Current Strong Market For Antiquarian Books
A rare Covid-19 bright spot: Antiquarian collectibles at $100,000 and higher—especially books relating to science and math.... -
Places To Get Rid Of Worthless Books?
I have 3 heavy boxes of old medical books and several other boxes of assorted books that I would feel guilty dumping on my local thrift stores (except maybe Goodwill?) if they would even accept... -
Eastern Europe 1951 watercolor Gypsy old woman signed..??
Here is a watercolor from Eastern Europe dated 1951.
Not sure about the origin of this Painter and the exact Subject details.
For me ..It does look as a Gypsy old Woman from..???
The signature and... -
What's this alligator made of?
Rainy day here, so I'm cleaning out the junk drawers (starting anyway). Found this rather large 4 1/4" fella hiding in the back of junk drawer #1. He's by Echo of The Dreamer and is sterling, but... -
Allenbury's feeder
Am finding things which I cant imagine.
This is an Allenburys' feeder. Never knew what it was, had to google it.
Once again, are there any collectors for this kind of item. With technology... -
Anything special here?
Hi all — Anything here that I should pull out of the “donate” pile?
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2 Cool Thrift Store Finds Today - Large Jadeite(?) Camel + Silver(?) 3 Headed Elephant?
I found these 2 cool pieces (+ a couple of other, smaller Hindu/Buddha pieces - someone must have donated a collection!) at my local thrift store today & have a couple of questions, please?
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Silver Spoon Hobby Painting Time Period
I found this unremarkable silver plate tea spoon with the most amazingly detailed little painting on it. All this art on a 2"x1 1/2" curved surface. A Google search as to when this was a "thing"... -
Calling TallCakes!
Hi @TallCakes I have a cake plate and have a question, I was hoping you can help me
I think it is Sprig by Bryce, Higbee & Co., c.1883, I am attaching some photos.
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