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1880s plain Sterling Silver Vesta Case. S. Mordan & Co.
This is quite possibly, the plainest antique I've ever bought in my life. It is a vesta-case from 1886, made by the famed company of Sampson Mordan & Co. It has plain sides, a plain top and a... -
Bronze Inkwell - what style would this be?
Last year there was a thread devoted to inkwells and I posted a photo, but I'm thinking of listing mine and don't know what style this is. It looks 1930-ish to me. -
Green gem brooch
Not sure if I posted before, still trying to find out who the letter (T) is for, I know the C is possibly for copyright. -
What is this thing called?
Not even sure where to start on this. Anybody know what this is called? -
Natural History Folks? Turtle Shell
Can anyone tell me anything about this turtle shell?
Is this considered a blond shell, albino, or just a basic shell without scutes?
I've seen similar shells described as 18th or 19th century... -
Not a rock hound please help ID this stone
Hi Everyone ! I'm very bad at IDing various stones, is this Ocean Jasper ? -
Basiliscoe Mercury 273
Havent posted these in a while because I wasn't sure anyone was reading them.
The Basiliscoe Mercury 273
TheInternet newsletter for the arms and armour community
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age of this compact?
The middle ring has "DEAUVILLE NEW YORK RICHARD HUDNUT PARTS PATS PEND PAT 12-2-24" -
Watch fob?
It has a chain that pulls out. Thats the only thing I can think of is a watch fob. Any idea of timeline and maker?
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