Break the center lug of the plug with a pliars. It is brittle Bakelite. Inside is the small tube they used for vacuum when it was made. Break that...
I was carrying a giant one through a doorway and knocked the small evacuation tube on the door frame (it is inside the center lug of the plug)....
That is P7 phosphor which is the classic old green fading radar picture Had it been suitable for a black and white TV it may have some interest...
The CRT has little value, even if new old stock. At 12", it was probably for a radar screen.
The 'collar' is only about 4-1/2" diameter at its widest. It has no sign of ever having been longer, but does have holes for going smaller - down...
Pictures can be funny but the colors don't look right. Until tested I'd say its nickel silver.
Sounds like stuff sourced for QVC or the likes. Probably real gold. Stones may be "quality diamondlike".
[ATTACH] I think that list was only for petal type About 4-1/2 by 4-1/2 inches and almost two pounds.
Mid east tourist item. There was similar posted not too long ago. The silver metal is white brass.
It looks like white metal - tin zinc mix. Silverplate comes off of that pretty easily.
Were it mine, I would be happy to get five or ten dollars for it. Most likely it would not sell for me.
On one side ST=M, on the other G.A. & Co. I think the rest is just decoration.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Today has been good so far [ATTACH] Five dollars for this travel clock [ATTACH] Fifty cents for morning black amethyst mourning brooch. Hair in...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] This was in a bag of tokens at a sale last week but I suspect it is a copy
Well above average
No earlier than 20th century From those pics it looks like gumball machine prize
Because there are so many W's and that is a less common one. Woodside Sterling Co.
In its day the radio cost about the same as a car. Today it has limited interest.
Nothing like any of those. Mouth blown alcohol torch. https://www.etsy.com/listing/497851862/antique-1900s-primitive-tin-molders
Blow torch
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