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Interesting hallmarks on sterling serving piece
Really neat vintage Modernist sterling server with inset amber or simulated amber (I have not tested it and will let our jewelry girl look at it). The hallmark is a M 925 then what looks like a... -
Dutch silver miniatures.
While looking for info on a German pendant, I can across a site with gorgeous Dutch miniatures. I know we have some silver miniature aficionados, so I thought I'd post the link.
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Opinions on pair of glass vases
I have a not-quite-matching pair of these hand painted vases, approximately 10" tall. The flower is similar but the trim on one is black, the other is brown. No marks. I'm stumped on their origin,... -
Any Burt Lancaster Addicts?
I recently won this. It shouldn't be impossible to figure out who Arthur is, because his partner is either Herman or Merrill. It seems like he might have been Lancaster's agent or manager.
I... -
Old poster from Fillmore West
Hard to read but it was The Blues Project, The Mothers, The Canned Heat Blues Band. Fri & Sat was $3.00 and Sunday was $2.00. Imagine. Feb. 17, 18, 19. It had to be 1969 because that's when I... -
Where are these earrings from? And the stone?
They test as .925 silver but have gilt finish. The sideways mark on the clip backs is a large "n" with "a2" inside. I'm thinking Israel and eilat stone but my researchers brain is a bit fuzzy... -
who's mark is this? 8" tall figure
it looks like one of the Meissen figures called Winter. Is it possible they sold blanks and then the mark added? -
Please help me identify the maker of this hobnail vase
I’m trying to figure out who the maker is of this vase. I have not been able to find a similar shaped vase with the hobnails on the rim and on the underside of the base. I’ve searched online and... -
Kind of an odd pairing Chinese rat & scarab necklace
Hi,
I thought the carnelian piece was a rat but now since I’ve taken a closeup, I’m not sure what it is. Capybara?!? lol. Anywho, it’s definitely Asian because of the clasp but the scarabs throw... -
Opinion On Early Redware Plate #2
This is the other plate. Measures 8" across. Also sold as early American redware.
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