Looks like silkscreen
Recently I've seen the birds, not working, marked West Germany, selling for $300 and more on feebay.
I've cleaned a lot of green off sterling. Usually the result of sodium chloride.
Am I the only one who had to google to see what a Marie Kondo was? The nearest thrift gets tons daily. Doubt it has anything to do with this....
It didn't sell. Lot passed. I'm surprised they got a bid that high, though it was five years ago. I'd be happy with $40-50 for it today.
Same clock https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/17385176_sienna-marble-mantle-clock-with-dore-eagle
https://www.antiquers.com/forums/sell.16/ 1950s Parker 51 UK Show images of the filler and best pictures you can get of the tip of the nib.
I've done very well with everything cranberry I have listed - except the fantastic antique scoop...
'60s or newer acrylic
Rolled silver plate
It is an artist's rendition of an old coin made for modern jewelry
The Simons thimble is most likely not sterling. They usually marked the sterling ones as such.
Probably made in China or India Native Americans did not make jewelry until there were tourists
It was a bulk container for selling stuff in an old store. Circa 1900. Usually see these for coffee around here.
Results will vary greatly with the type of paint I have an old Russian brass tray which someone painted on with three different paints. The latex...
At local auctions they generally go $5-10 The handles are often $10-20
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At the same period there were other Levy Bros in the US, maybe related?
[IMG] [IMG] 10K Sapphire Diamond cufflinks retailed by Mermod Jaccard King of St Louis
She does not know means it does not It's about a $15 to 20 as is Gold plated
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