Antiques Board
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Emerald Cut Ring
The jeweler made this ring. Then when I couldn't get anyone in my area to set it for a reasonable price, I sent it to her, and she set it. It was literally a fraction of the cost to ship it to... -
Fake, repro or genuine......?
I mentioned in the thread on the SS Totenkopf ring that I used to collect Third Reich daggers. I also mentioned that I no longer collect them, nor have any in my collection.
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Antique Ring - Byzantine... Late Roman?
I hope that you are well. I picked up this ring quite some time ago. I know very little about its provenance. I wonder if it might be Byzantine? As always, your help is very welcome.
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Antique Snow Babies and "I've never seen this one before"
I bought a shelf lot at auction today because it had 9 or 10 snow babies in the lot.
For some reason, I didn't even notice this one. And it might be very rare because I can't find another one.... -
I need input on a partial refund request.
a customer on eBay bought three Heisey orchid water goblets from me. They arrived with no problems but now she sends me a message that she found some air bubbles in the glass and asked if I would... -
Egyptian Watercolor Painting signature help
Hello everyone, I recently bought this wonderful watercolor. It was professionally framed and I have not removed it from the frame. It is signed and I'd like help with the signature. Do you... -
Need Help with Lobmeyr Maximillian von Mexico
I've been researching this wine ? glass and have found references linking the pattern to Maximilian of Mexico. What I'm trying to figure out is if that's the pattern name (or what the pattern name... -
La Favorite
Good morning everyone!
This is my new "Favorite" bronze. It's entitled "La Favorite," by "Ele" (Emile) Guillemin, made in Paris in the 1890s. It's depicts Leonara, mistress of the King of Spain... -
RJ Horner Sat in a Corner
Hey all:
Just scored this RJ Horner dresser to more or less match our bed. Both were made in Horner's shop in New York in the 1890s, both are Renaissance Revival, and both are executed in... -
Raku vase: Japanese?
This vase is just over 8" / 21cm tall. The bottom has a kanji character and (maybe) a name. Could it be Cyrillic?
Thanks for any help. Found in a thrift store in Portland Oregon US.
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