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Anyone need a martini? Silver Shaker:
Here is one for those that require it to be shaken and not stirred.
It's probably early 20th Century. -
Two Delft Tiles (Chicken & Flower)
Saw these today with a beautiful radiating glow coming from the subjects. They seem of the correct colours and style with ox-head corner motifs.
They seem very thick as older delft tiles often are... -
A cool find at the Tulsa gun show.
Last year I took a long drive out to Tulsa to see the worlds largest gun show.
19 acres under one roof. Takes 3 full days to cover it. The wife and I have collected African art for the last 20... -
Hoping for Info on this cobalt ritz
Hello, in an effort to identify a different piece I have, I’m trying to find out about this one. It’s advertised as Morgantown Ritz cobalt.... -
French reproduction question
My wife and I bought this piece in NYC after having a couple of cocktails. She bought it not me.
I know it is a reproduction. It has a nice finish with a marble top. It fits perfectly in our den:... -
Antique seascape, 19th century?
What do you think about the picture? The seller sells this picture for $ 100. -
Antonio Paoletti Woodblock Print ? "Gamesters"
Hello, Could someone tell me if this looks like a woodblock print ? What is a woodblock print and how to you tell it is a woodblock print ? Thanks. I have researched this print titled "Gamesters"... -
I am a fan fan!
(Not sure where to post these,think this is the best place?)
I found a broken bone fan last week,(and a faux plastic one from a different place).
I found it in a book which says it's early 19th... -
Silver spoon,a little help ?
Hi all. I picked this beauty up a few days ago,and Im sorry to admit but trying to figure these marks out forever eludes me! I think its from either 1600s or 1840 ! Its 9 inches long,and any help... -
Sterling Silver Steer's head Belt Buckle with belt
Hi all to those looking!! This was my Mom's (Dad was mostly not in to wearing this stuff) as she loved it all!! The belt is 37 1/2" in length, the buckle is 3-3/8" in width and 2-1/2" in height....
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