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Netsuke: Wooden 5-Mushroom Cluster, Signed
The dark pics are LED ceiling light; the light ones are flash: both sets edited for light an' saturation, so the color isn't accurate anywhere.
It's ~2" long, ~1" wide, ~1" high; weight ~10 grams.... -
Silver spoons?
Honest, I've been trying to look these up on my own, but am confused.
Thus I ask for your all's assistance once again.
Are these silver? -
1800's Staffordshire jug
1 quid raid from the car boot this morning. This jug has that boy in the window feel about it. I'm guessing it is pre 1850 Staffordshire chinoiserie. It stands at 11cm tall. -
WWII Navy bombing mission cardboard posters - have you seen these?
I picked these two up yesterday. I chose two randomly from a group of maybe 15.
They measure 21 5/8" by 18". Both are marked RELEASED If published credit must be given as follows "Official... -
19th Century British Box with Hidden Drawer?
This is the third box of the four that I bought from the same donation. I've showed you all the best, the tea caddy and the stationary box. This simpler one is a mystery, as to its purpose, but... -
Are these amber beads?
This item was in with my late mother's jewelry. I have no memory of it and don't know what it once was.
I took some of the beads off and did the salt water float test. They did float, but I... -
Threaded Wooden Cone; Mystery Tool, Please Help?
It's a rare thing for me to be unable to identify a hand tool...but this has me stumped. I will offer, as guesses: 1) a percussive musical instrument, perhaps used with some other item; 2) for use... -
Little village carved out of wood.
Any ideas on where from and approximate age of this?
I got it for .50 cents at a yard sale.
Thanks
Mikey -
Is this smiling toddler a one off/private creation?
Does anyone recognize this?
Its about six inches high.
I am wondering if there were many of these made since it has no identifying marks that I can see.
My father in retirement hired some... -
Faberge or not Faberge that is the question
Hiya all, I don't know squat about Russian marks. The translation states Faberge. Can anyone enlighten me please.
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