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Can someone help identify these earrings?
I believe these were made sometime in the 1950's to the 1970's. They are marked with a K18 on the back. -
Help Identify
Does anyone recognize this stamp. It was on the bottom of a platter with an elk wilderness scene. I have searched for identification everywhere and owner does not know either. -
Anglo-Boer war- artillery shell art
Hi all,this is one coolest things I bought this year. From what I could research I think this is from the 2nd Boer war (1899-1902) and a 15-pdr Begbie Foundry (Johannesburg) common 18 grooves... -
Art folks .what do yall think ?
Hi all. Just picked up this charming portrait and you know I must have liked it,I paid $25 ! not one for portraits usually but this chap just appealed to me. Plus I think hes very well done. Hes... -
"Slag Art"
I hadn't heard of 'Slag Art' but I guess I'm a collector now. It's pretty cool.
This is 12" long, 9" high (30x23cm) and weighs over 10 lbs (4-5kg+).
Is it iron? Steel?
What are you guys'... -
An authentic scrimshaw piece
Just sharing, but opinions appreciated.
I bought this in the early 1970s at my parents urging. If I remember correctly, I paid between $100 and $200 for it. That was just before the embargo on... -
International Silver; 1903 Frontenac: Is it a Marrow Spoon?
~8 1/2" long, ~2" X ~7/8" bowl, 1.230 ozt. It's bound for scraping, unless I can find an eBay buyer for it. The narrow bowl, plus the exaggerated length, seem to confirm its use for marrow...but... -
Is anyone familiar with this type of material or craftsmanship?
I would really love to identify what material this is made from. It seems too heavy to be wood or clay and too delicate to be bronze. It's 33" tall. -
Mata Ortiz, San Ildefonso, or Other?
Howdy.
Recent acquisition that I am not sure about. Burnished black pot with slip decoration, similar to San Ildefonso work. Relatively thin walled (not thick like Santa Clara, but not as thin as... -
Y'all're probably going to get tired of me
As I work my way through this stuff, I'm finding a few things that I like a lot! This is one of them.
Bowl by William B. Kerr, 9.5 inches from point to point, 2.75 inches deep The florals around...
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