Antiques Board
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Art Glass Horse Head Maker?
It was a bargain I think for a buck. A bookend maybe?
It shows plenty of wear on the bottom in the form of scratches. Those scratches can be seen reflected in other photos. The piece itself is... -
Found This Cabinet In The Dumpster. Can You Tell Me About It?
Good afternoon!
I found this cabinet in the dumpster the other day and I can’t find any information about it after hours of searching. It unlocks with a skeleton key which was in it. Can anyone... -
Teddy bear - micky mouse
Hello,
everyone
can anyone help me with as much information as possible regarding this teddy bear please? they is no markings on it at all.
thank you,
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Strange pin with tines?
I'm wondering what this thing is that I have,.....! It’s like a buckle,....but has a pin back. The pin moves and has very sharp tines. I’ve never seen anything like it and am wondering what it... -
Is this Native American, Mexican or just Pier One type pottery?
I have no idea, but for $1, a couldn't resist. Thanks for looking! -
1st round of art help needed
So I have purchased items from the deceased estate of a Former Brazilian Diplomat. I have tried to buy as much of his estate in the auction as possible but I only got what I could afford. now a... -
Forbes Silverplate --what would this form be used for?
(Baker's, if you wind up answering this, sorry to make you work on your birthday...)
I've got the maker, and realize it is silverplate. Any idea what to call this form? Base is heavy--feels... -
Older Christmas ornaments -- paper-like construction
I know this has seen better days, but felt it was quite old. At first I thought it was a sheep or something, but DH pointed out it has a horse-like tail. So horse, maybe? Missing one leg,... -
Yellow Melon Beads
Okay, what the heck, I'll post these too. Same Indonesian trip to Kalimantan. I've been told these are melon beads from China, Qing dynasty, correct me if I'm wrong. They were purchased in... -
Help with dating wood folk art carving; man playing harmonica
Hello Experts,
Here we have hand-carved folk art. The piece stands about 11.5" tall and is very light, weighing about 1/2 pound. The bare foot man is either playing a harmonica or eating a...
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