Not a shaker. Low silver or no silver. No maker mark. No holes to the hollow inside. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
A whole dollar. No maker's mark or hallmark. Obviously sterling. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Small square hole in the center of each panel. Pre...
If you ever find someone to pay more than a dollar for such let us know I would toss it in the recycling bin
with a heavy dose of artistic license Thank you
on a charm [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
eye have to wonder wye anyone ends up on that site
for the little dogs
I thought this was a purty free box find today [ATTACH]
It does not
Just some blokes in a Swiss shed [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The Tahitian pearls for $6 was okay too.
I don't think British
This spoon was in a free bin at a garage sale [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Not finding a meaning for the I by the standing critter.
but what about the half life?
Look at the obvious plate loss No point to the stone Your acid will not dissolve nickel or chrome
Where I lived in Michigan they had even sold every rock forty years prior. Was once covered in glacial till but they sold every bit down to...
look away
and likely the best you can get for them is nearly scrap value
I don't see monkey. It looks to me like a Warner's brothers WWII era caricature of a Japanese man.
Costume, by definition, would not have a hallmark You have a maker's mark
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