Antiques Board
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Handmade Silver Chain From The Artisan, A Brief Flame
She was only with me for about a week, in the early fall of 1970, an' offered this as a parting gift; it had been only recently finished, intended for a Craft Fair to have been held in San... -
are these types real jade ?
something i picked at the boot for a coupla nuggets. got a lovely well made look to it
but when i see these types (not ever had) theres something a bit tacky looking about them, so i've a bit... -
Tall Chinese Figure
This figure is 13 1/2" tall. Guan Yin I think. Marked on base. I just can't figure out which way the mark goes or the period it comes from. -
large Bali village scene carving
Hi folks
picked this up at a boot sale yesterday(10)
bought it for the workmanship to be honest, and its quite nice but have no idea on the age
some of the modern bali carvings are still very... -
Dogs, sleds, sea mammals.
Was hoping our Inuit specialists might be able to help ID the marks on this one. I purchased a good size collection a few years ago off a social media marketplace. Luckily I was looking at Inuit... -
Help with ID of 1500's Cicero Book
This is a long shot, but I see there are some real experts here such as Ex libris that may help. I have a small collection of antique books, this particular one has long puzzled me as it is... -
Oenpelli Aboriginal Bark Art
I was happy to purchase this from an antique store this weekend. I have been down the rabbit hole trying to find out all I can. It is on Eucalyptus Bark and is of the lightning man "Namarrkon".... -
What is this Tribal painting on Leather?
I acquired this in a bulk from a collector's estate. At first I thought it was a Bali shadow landscape, but then the figures themselves don't resemble that too well. They are exaggerated cartoon,... -
What an Arsall!
Hi Again!!
This was another happy score of mine during this last stormy weekend. It's a signed Arsall cameo vase, 13 inches tall U.S., with an Iris pattern. I'm thinking it's ca. 1900.
I love it... -
Interesting $2 Picture
Dates Feb, 1908 and printed in Portland, Oregon.
I just thought it was interesting.
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