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Three candy containers - made where? how old?
I got these three candy containers a couple of weeks ago. Two are cardboard and leather suitcases - the broken up tan one is 3" by 2 1/2", the red one is 4" by 2". The woven straw "trunk is 3" by... -
Gladiator Chariot Horses Bronze Signed A Scutui Maybe Broken cape lbs.
The bronze sculpture is 15 pound. The base is 14 1/2" X 4 3/4" 12" tall
I might not have the name correct. I see a lot of sculpture with this theme but none with this type of Greek keys like base... -
Inlaid Basket
I am calling this a basket, but do really know if it is the right term for this item. Wood with a tin inlay with floral design. Measures 16" tall and is 12" wide. Wondering if anybody knows the... -
Chinese red coral Good Luck "talisman"
My late wife inherited this from her mother. It has a Certificate of Authenticity completed and signed by Sir Robert F. Marx. It was found at the wreck site of the Flor do Mar by Marx. It is dated... -
Large round pottery "Finest English Cheeses" covered cheese dish w/ crown. when? who?
I got this on a tablelot that included a large Fortnum & Mason basket along with other items from England. It is 6 5/8" to the top of the handle on the lid, 7 1/2" across the top of the base & is... -
Does anyone know who made these drinking glasses? TIA
Hi all
does anyone here know who made these glasses?... -
My oldest ring, 1859 Birmingham 9ct band. Idea on maker?
Bought this men's band from the scrapper. The date letter puts it at 1859 making it my oldest gold ring. The ring fits me great and I honestly couldn't be happier with it. Just thinking about how... -
Am I old or made to look it? Open back, prong set stones w/ shepherd's hook clasp choker.
Picture heavy!!
16" in length Not sure of the metal content or what the stones are Nothing is precious but still this stumps me I am thinking early 20th century and from Europe somewhere???... -
What Type of Stone Is This?
It’s a milky green/brown with orange flecks. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Age of a limoges bowl?
This small porcelain piece is just 4" long. Would it be called a "nut bowl"?
From what I've seen on the web, the mark in red is for a Boston retailer. I haven't been able to find out what years...
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