The second is 1955 I can;t quite make out the code on the first. If it is I4 it would be 1891.
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No. Saw a matching pair with candle holders inside them at Unique yesterday.
Most of it is only selling for scrap value everywhere. Scrap value exceeded the item value on most pieces some time ago. Even replacements.com...
I hadn't heard of them before a couple years ago. When I did, I noticed them in old TV a LOT. Mostly mid fifties to mid sixties in upscale, modern...
Look like cigarette vases
Nothing Indian about it - never was - just a marketing gimmick
Thank you. I think that language makes English look pretty easy.
I guess it's a vintage sterling iphone cup [ATTACH]
Nissim Hizme [ATTACH]
This guy used to pick up unwanted pallets between deliveries, rebuild them in his spare time and sell them occasionally for $5 a piece. When he...
Pennsylvania Dutch or something maybe but not Amish. At least not the kind we have in the midwest. They have beards and black hands and wouldn't...
This $2 stove pin doesn't have the interest I thought it would. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
She listed stuff for sale last night so she must be alright. Maybe she lost her room key.
Vienna is not in the US or Germany
I think the bit above the 925 is supposed to be a curved sword [ATTACH]
Some are soldered, some are glued. They usually sell above scrap as the phone system memorabilia they are.
I would describe them as a learning experience.
I would say that design it almost certainly American. It was probably an old worn second hand piece when it was lost on a beach picnic.
Circa 1880-1895. Nickel silver. If it was mint condition it might be worth a buck or two. As is it is worth about a buck a pound.
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