They are probably about .900 silver even without marks. The Mexicans made them too. [ATTACH] For the cocktail tourists of the '50s and '60s.
Sorry about your gullibility. Cobalt alloy called platinum is a scam. Please stop.
That is an internet myth created by the makers of fake crap. Stop spreading the myths.
Not any base metal. Brass or copper will not. The only magnetic metals are iron, nickel and cobalt. Never heard of iron in gold. Iron would not...
The surface appears plated - shinier than 14K. The jump ring would usually be soldered together if real quality. Try the magnet. Should be zero...
Loevsky & Loevsky White Metal castings of New Jersey. Circa 1970s. Blossoms look like dogwood.
[ATTACH] Had to step up to $6.99 at the low end thrift store
A Porsche will likely sell for more per gram than a Yugo even though they have the same number of wheels and get you to work at the same rate.
I was removing a sticky label and then thought I'd get greasy fingerprints while I was at it.
Wiping off Franklin Mint sterling with lighter fluid. [ATTACH] Totally green?
For applying pressure with your thumb. Mom's cooking skills weren't so good.
Bakelite was invented in 1907
Looks like a Bass Oreno or knock off of one. Little collector value in that condition.
I don't think the scratched writing is going to be any help in IDing it. The content will need to be tested. That type of impressed pattern is...
Cassie is 47 years old in the 1915 picture in the first post She is about 115 years old holding the birthday boy in the 1970s pic
In case you want to price your mixing bowls by past results [ATTACH]
The moriage is almost certainly from Japan. Being unmarked it is likely one of the low end producers. Probably 1930-1940 stuff, possibly a little...
Just a simple spun bowl. I'm thinking the high purity has to be Asian. It's so simple there should be many out there. The mark is no clearer in...
Any thoughts on what this little bowl is for or where from? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The faux capodimonte mark would likely be Italian
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