Antiques Board
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Wedding band? With ruby and peridot...I think.
Someone wore the markings right out of this, but it's 14k. The stones are what I used to call gypsy-set with metal pushed over them to keep them in place. Wedding ring I think, and would bet on... -
Hermes KEYCHAIN, right?
Just double checking that this is a key chain. The "T" shaped piece can be moved flat so it fits through the hole. -
AQUA (Water) copper engraving by Nicolaes de Bruyn
Recently I bought a framed copper engraving, that was advertised as a 19th century print. I immediately saw this was probably quite bit older (late 16th or early 17th century).
This is how the... -
One of the strangest things I've ever found at GdWill
I recently came across this at a local GW.It's one of the odder things I've ever found at a Thrift.It was made somewhere btw 1936-1941.It has pictorial instructions on how to use a can opener (?).... -
The cost of framing
Just recently framed this 80s print from contemporary artist Robert Filbey. Was a bit shocked by prices when I went to have a mat cut. The 18" x 24" mat was $20.00. The acid-free foam core... -
Marble statue
Hi everyone
How old is the statue.Any estimates?
It is unsigned. It is about 38cm tall
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Anyone recognize age, origin and/or maker on sugar & creamer? TYIA
Hi all,
These are a bit oversized and I love the wonky-ness of how they placed the little ring on top of the sugar. I have no clue about anything on these other than they appear to be older or at... -
Safety first Unger Brothers Brooch?
I might have finally found a jeweler with the right tools and who I trust enough to do some repairs for me, so out of the dirty corners of my hoard came some of my 'projects', one of which is this... -
Antique chest or recent reproduction?
Hi all, I got this chest at an antique store in South Carolina. It was labelled as an "English blanket document chest" and the cashier told me (after purchasing, so I don't think he was trying to...
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