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Cabinet cards: Banner Ladies
I came across an interesting blog post that I thought others might like to see.
Banner Ladies: The Human Billboards of Yesteryear
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Necklace with stone beads and bow
Just wondering...are these stones real or some sort of amalgam (if that's the right word)? The bow is 3" by 1 1/8". It weighs 1 3/4 ounces. Very smooth and shiny. I want it to be something... -
Blue & gold glass dish
This is a shallow bowl, 6 1/2" diam. with a rough pontil. Can't find any marks to identify.
The swirls are blue and sparkly gold. Suspect it's mid-century from family history.
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Anyone recognize this AB cut syrup pitcher with sterling top?
Very nice pitcher. Cannot find marks on the glass but the top is marked STERLING-SILVER 925/1000 FINE (then a circle with a z in it). Sorry cannot get a pic of the mark. -
Inherited a Squash Blossom necklace, need some assistance plz
Hey, y’all! Within the last 10 years or so, my mother passed on to me a Squash Blossom necklace that had belonged to her mother; my grandfather had purchased it as a gift. Of the family left... -
Please help with age of Chinese vase
Hi all. Been off the site for awhile, but could use a little help dating my big ole lamp. Leaning towards it being Guangxu, but I'm terrible with dating Chinese pieces.
I got it from a recently... -
Mid Century Asian Bamboo plates, Pretty cool.
From the Bamboo plate specialist. I think mid century or maybe 60's.
I have 9 of these with 7 different scenes with descriptions on the backs., they are 6 1/4"
Just thought i would show them.
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Found this little guy on Market Place -
Normally I am not the music box type but this was made of copper which I love, had horses, the horses move around and through the barn and doors, one of the doors locks shut and it plays Roger... -
Found this on the wall of the homestead grainery -
Possible artistic way to display a counter weight and weight hooks for an old grain scale? Otherwise, I have no idea
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For once I know what it is!!!
I found this little treat today! It is a check writer/protector. It is from around 1916 and was produce by The Todd Protectorgraph Co. For once being a forensic document examiner came in handy...
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