It sounds like you might have the start of hoarderism We are here to support you
A starling:woot: Way to go Cooper! [ATTACH]
I haven't gone out to see what kind of bird he's eating yet. [ATTACH]
Very little Avon is saleable. The best things to find seem to be the dealer award pieces. Sometimes they actually even made of gold.
Spanish 1700s if real reales The bezel could be gold too It can't really be evaluated well from pictures Try some other dealers I'd expect...
Stainless steel is doubtful. It is very hard and hard to work. The cast base would require nearly 3000 degrees to melt if steel. More likely a...
Maybe an early McCoy mark? [IMG]
I often end items early when they don't seem to be going to get action. But not with a bid on them. They may have ended to sell to the current...
It's all mass produced stamped metal. Probably '70s or newer. What does the text in the locket say?
National only made plate
It looks like they holes were drilled by the owner. And sloppily. They don't line up to the marks.
[ATTACH] Did you look in gothenburg.com?
That kind of thing was most widely imported from there in the 1930s. They were selling better before the last couple $20/carton taxes.
Thrift store today. Nut dish. Canadian Pacific Ocean Service, SS Metagama.[ATTACH] In service from 1915 to 1930.
[ATTACH] I think I'll start with muriatic acid
Picked up five WMF cup holders [ATTACH] One had this wear to their tudor plate on both sides [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I polished one side where it was...
It seems that most of the time with paperbacks you can judge the book value by its cover
Those listed for sale say Thorkild Olsen Keyword for selling is 'mid century modern'
Do not ruin good knives on a grinder
I thought these looked OK. Picked up for resale. Apparently Japan doesn't sell anymore. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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