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Found some antiques in cellar
Hi all,
I recently purchased a flat in a Victorian conversion with a cellar. I believe it was built in the 1870s. Covered in coal and dust, I found some bottles and two radios, one of them is a... -
Iroquois pouches/purses.
Anyone care to try to put a date on these? They look earlier more than later but hoping someone can say something more specific. Will need to get additional photos of the small one. -
Possible I actually found revolutionary war era pants?
I guess this style was probably pretty prevalent for a long time. I know there’s likely no way to pinpoint them to Rev War as they sit. Is it possible they are actually of that era though,... -
Glassies , gold,gaudy gorgeous !
Hi all. Picked up this lovely console bowl today . I just knew it would look amazing on my brass coffee table ! Its roughly 17x12 . Pretty sure Italian. any thoughts are always appreciated. -
1890s Hamburg - American Clock marriage gift to WWII hero?
Thrift store find today is this beautiful 1890s Hamburg - American clock co. shelf clock in beautiful condition.
It even had notes & cards from clock dealer that made me think it was well taken... -
Old postcards - time to let go.
I never want to sell anything, but my kids don't want it. These three postcards were some from my mother. Apparently they were guys she knew. I have a bunch of these postcards with her and my... -
Rare Teddy Bear or not?
Dear everyone,
I'd like to ask for your help in identifying the origins of this teddy bear. I got him at a flea market in the Netherlands. Later on, my friend noticed that the bear could be older... -
Glassies: Swung Vase
Good evening folks. I've checked the EAPG database shapes/swung vases twice and did not spot this one. Google images(never trust without verification) I found 2. One listed as Imperial and another... -
Mahjong/Game Table
I was given this table top along w some free furniture someone was unloading....was told it's a mahjong table top. It has a vinyl like trim around the edge, felt bottom and lacquer or plastic like... -
Help dating two chinese "Tongzhi salt holders"
I found these recently. As the stickers suggests, they are Tongzhi (salt holders, 1800:s according to information). Of course I am curious to know more!
There are no stamps or markings under, so...
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