Antiques Board
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NA or NAbody else? Totem pole
Purchased a few totem poles. I’m torn on this one. I feel like it could go either way. NA or not NA. Hopefully I’ll get some guidance here. It’s from a pretty good collection of NA material that... -
Does anyone know this makers mark?
I have this old bowl, but the makers mark on the back I cannot find anywhere. Does anyone know anything about this? Also signed O. Rounds. -
Postcards from Dali to Warhol to punk rock & more - collectible?
I found a box of postcards at a garage sale a year or so ago that had Andy Warhol, Dali - even the Sex Pistols, The Cure & U2!
That made me buy some bags of cards at a local thrift occasionally -... -
Polar Helios Promo Item?
Approx 15 cm.
I only managed to find one identical item, that didn't have the/a brand name on it, and a few normal size tools shaped like this.
Promo item? Salesman sample? -
Recent Pick-Ups at Postcard Show
Hello folks,
I recently attended the Heart of Ohio Postcard Club Show in Columbus, Ohio. There were about 20 vendors there and probably 150 customers in the couple of hours I was there. I... -
Netsuke ring
I have never seen one of these. Set in sterling, I will post pictures then ask questions.
1. Chinese or Japanese? From research, I am thinking Chinese.
2. What Chinese or Japanes god is... -
Help with an old brooch
Hi all,
I have an old brooch which belonged to my gran, and I'd like to find out a bit more about it, where it was made. I have searched the Internet to find the marks but no luck, aside from a... -
Painted parrot & italian plate
hi folks
2 painted pieces i picked up rom our local charity shop today
i'm guessing the parrots are some kind of amateur painted blank, but quite striking
measures 7 by 8 inch
haven't heard of... -
Tiffany Clutch
Vintage Paisley Pattern Tapestry style clutch marked Tiffany & Co Makers. That's what i've worked out so far, I think. The little metal piece on the front with the monogram looks gold, but there... -
Thomas Brooks does Gargoyles, and You're Invited!
Famed furniture maker Thomas Brooks really outdid himself with this one. Previously unknown, this walnut parlor table (26" x 36" U.S.) was made ca. 1870 in Brooklyn, New York, at that time a...
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