Antiques Board
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Another Episode of "What The Heck Even IS This Thing!?
Picked this up at an auction, no one there had any idea what it was, which to me was intriguing and I bought it for a buck cuz hey why not! I really enjoy having useless stuff around the house,... -
Japanese candle holder?
This is a heavy stone candle holder with gold stone inlay. I can only find vases similar to this. Is it from Japan? What era? Any idead what it could be worth? Any info would be so much appreciated. -
Pattern name - glass vase, probably Depression
I figured @gregsglass would probably know what this is. I found it going begging at the local Ill Will for half of its original $3 price tag. I'll probably be finding it a home locally. -
thoughts on plate
gidday all just after some thoughts on this dinner plate i have to me it looks like a studio piece only because there is no signature or marks on it. nicely detailed looks hand painted to me... -
any idea what this??
Hi all heres an item In acquired from a friend neither of us have seen another like it
I believe it's made of silver and amber any help greatly appreciated -
Odd item here. Can anyone tell me what this is?
It's wood. A branch of some strange tree? There's a stone wedged inside one end.
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New to Antiques, help with bed style?
Hi everyone, I just bought this bed and was told it’s about 100 years old and to care for it by rubbing lemon oil on it....but that’s about it! Was curious if anyone here might recognize the... -
14K Gold Pin with Pearls
Trying to see if I can get a maker on this one, and if not, approximate era.
It is about 2.25" tall.
What is with the discoloration on the metal, is this common on 14K gold? It looks almost... -
is this powder pot just junk?
dear all
i assume this is a powder pot, though it looks rather large volume-wise with a relatively small puff thingy. 3 3/4" tall 3 1/4" diameter. the interior glass chamber is 2" deep with a 2"... -
1825 French costume Parisian lithograph / prints
Found these interesting prints/lithographs today.
One is dated 1825, and the other one just says evening wear
They were both in matching frames, but there is a difference in material, I think...
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