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Marie Antoinette Bust with marks
Happy Monday (is that possible?). I have a sweet bust of Marie Antoinette that appears to be silver and possible dore bronze? I was wonder if anyone recognizes the silver marks? I thought I... -
Inlaid winged people! Wooden Jewellery box- Deco?
Am I right in thinking Deco for this box please?
The inlay is quite crudely done but does it depict something or just a scene of partying?!. Approx 12 inches long.
Thanks for looking
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1877 1st edition ? nan the new fashioned girl
currently going through old books that ive picked up over the years
not a classic for sure, but wondering if its a first edition, cant find another example of a first edition either
seems to... -
A couple of indonesian puppets?
Once again, calling on the fount of wisdom @Any Jewelry and anyone else who can tell me anything about these? -
Another ‘tell me about this style’ lesson needed please
After last weeks lesson on Austro-Hungarian in which I was paying full attention, this caught my eye as interesting.
The auctioneers are as usual vague with description of ‘enamel and paste’ and... -
Marcel Boucher - Marboux Mark
On various sites, this Marboux mark appears to be linked to Marcel Boucher. Each of the sites have categorized this mark as "early." Does anyone know what "early" means in this context? Also... -
Check out this Kris blade
I don’t know much about it, but it appears to be the original blade and made with a Damascus technique. I love the detail on the handle, and on the blade. -
Crystal jar/decanter -where/when
Has a delicate floral decoration cut all around. Overall height including stopper is 9 inches (22 cm) without stopper 7 inches (18 cm).
The only marking is the number mark matching the stopper... -
Swatow China
I love these, in fact when I was a kid my parents had a cabinet of full of 'stuff' like most did.
Inexpensive things, yet I was allowed to take everything out and play with them.
These were in... -
Ridgways Early 19th Century Blue & White
I bought this super blue and white piece today. The pattern is part of Ridgways'Oxford & Cambridge series of patterns and depicts the Oxford Observatory. But what is it?
It is like a cake stand...
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