Thank you @Marote I did research hours before I posted here and saw all of those and the measurements. Like I said in my first post. I know it...
Thanks for the replies. That is the size of the painting not the frame. I don't know if it is a hand painted greeting card, and I'm not going to...
Maybe not a goldmine, but worth a lot more than the price paid. The painting is watercolor 6" x 4 1/2". Looks like original frame maybe 50s or...
So you think that they are antique? Has to be ceremonial. They are so small. Mikey
They are small. diameter 2 1/8" and height 1 3/8" They are what is called the Cranes and clouds design. Not really a cup, but not a bowl either?...
if the box and hinges are in that bad shape Charlie, save the lid, frame it and hang it on a wall. Mikey
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I agree with the others and would lean towards early Republic. Very nice vase. I would have snatched it right up. Mike
The piece screams late Edo. I wouldn't hesitate saying the symbols are real, but as you know an expert would have to verify . Good luck...
I think your assumption is correct @shamster Two different crests on the same item would mean a union of some sort. possible a marriage. I spoke...
If I remember correctly, @Shangas has a beautiful collection of antique bells like this. Mikey
I figured for a couple bucks, what the heck. It measures 8 1/2" wide at the ships wheel base, and 6 1/2" tall. Solid brass. Mikey [ATTACH]...
Welcome Kate Google search comes up either Aztec or Maya. Your neighbor should have it personally inspected by a professional though to be...
P Bros was an early 20th century luggage company . That's all I have. Mikey Oh Welcome Rebecca
Published between 1855 and 1883. Kunisada was no longer working after 1865. That narrows it down. Thank you @stracci and @Any Jewelry Mikey
I just purchased this little print to add to my collection. The image is 4 1/4 x 6 1/4" It is just one page from a book published by Wakasaya...
Imho the patina is what the Japanese called patinated bronze. The patina was added. They were probably mid century. Mikey
That is gorgeous Aaron. A very special piece. Thanks for sharing. Mikey
Thank you very much Laura. Reminded me of this little guy I have in my collection. Missing his hands, but still I love him. [ATTACH]
I thought she was bringing a fish home from the market. But I like @Shangas story much better! Mikey
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