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sweet chinese? ceramic shoe ashtrays
hi folks
something i found at a bootsale at the weekend (50p each)
wondering if they are chinese type shoes or not
found a few metal type ones online, selling as cigarette holders. some state... -
Age of 14k glass stone pin
This is 14k, unmarked, and the stones test as glass. What time period do you think this is from, and is it odd to have glass stones in a gold setting of this type? Thanks! -
Indian silver(?) help please...
I recently bought this little dish which after a bit of research I think is Indian Kashmiri in a chinar leaf pattern. It measures about 6 inches across. But... is it actually silver? I have been... -
What is this pearl - ish stone in 14k earrings
These are 14k with small diamonds. What is the center stone? From the back it looks kind of like abalone or even glass. Thanks! -
Drop center dresser
I recently acquired a solid black walnut drop center dresser with mirror. I have very little information on it. I believe it’s hand made. Have no idea how old it is. I’m thinking about refinishing... -
Antique Chinese Plate and Tiny Bowls - Gothberg Help
I found this "set" of small antique Chinese plate and three tiny bowls today. So far, every site with similar items all refer to the late 19th/Early 20th Century. I know how to search Gothberg... -
Battle Prints
Hi Everyone,
Posting for a friend.
Each has a certificate of authenticity.
She has several more pages of prints. Any idea of value? Thank you for looking. -
The British Invasion- 19th Century Art (2/2)
Thank you for all of your feedback on my first "British Invasion" art thread! The following are the rest of the 19th century paintings I purchased from southern England. Please don't hesitate to... -
More haul for the Hoard
Do let me know if y'all get bored with these posts.
Weekend treasures follow. There's a nice woman who phones me when she's going to the booty. The lapis, Blue John and two silver pendants... -
Silver Overlay Footed Open Salts / Nut Dishes
Might anyone have any solid leads on a maker for these unmarked silver overlay open salts or possibly individual nut dishes (not sure which). They are approx. 3" in diameter and stand 1-3/8" high.
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