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van briggle design numbers
hello everyone! i was happy to find this forum today.
i'm collaborating with another van briggle collector on our second vb book, which will be a photographic reference to the first 953 vb... -
"12/K 1/18th"on antique gold colored watch chain? Also help with sig.
Any help with the markings? Was sold as gold plated, it's marked "12/K 1/18th", see below. The stones in the bottom square are half red and clear.
Here's the first mark:
Signature? This is on a... -
A video of a thrift shop addiction
Just wanted to show you all my post on FB for this weekend's estate sale - if I sell anything in a frame my girlfriend will be happy!
Just cluck on first frame to see video - the rest are photos.... -
Painting: comments pls!
I bought this for a low enough price that I can surely break even selling it in my own space at the antique mall.
There's something interesting about it to me...
Do you like it? I'd love to hear... -
Silver guilloche atomiser bottle
I picked this up on my dinner break today. I first thought it to be American as it has 'Sterling' stamped into the collar and a patent mark on it. The hall mark inside strikes me as being English... -
Mystery bit.
Wondering what this little piece is? I believe the main section is roughly 1.5” long or so. The links are fancy. I’d guess it’s sun .925 silver but haven’t tested it. Part of a multi strand... -
What era is this server?
My mom has had this server for at least a couple decades if not more. She got it at a local antique store, but can’t remember any history about it. I’ve done a lot of googling and Haven’t been... -
Glassies: WG? Electric Lamp
Good evening folks. I found this lamp online IDed as Westmoreland Glass in several places but I'm not so certain, therefore, I thought I would check with y'all. About 11 1/4" to top of socket x 3... -
PairJapanese Teacups Marks?
A pair of his and hers Meoto Yunomi tea cups in a blue & white porcelain pattern with signed box. Couldn't find marks for the cup bottoms - top marks sorta looks like Kakiemon and bottom mark... -
I've got a really good feeling about this one
Pottery began in Britany in the Gallo-Roman time 1 BC to 5 AD, but a modern pottery came along in 1690 when a southern French potter of renown. Jean Baptiste Bousquet, moved north and established...
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