'tis a puzzlement. The 835 mark is a silver fineness, but when I see Metall it usually indicates costume. Maybe it's one made of one, and one...
I'd wear that in a heartbeat.
It was definitely on a watch chain. The bar pin was a fashion item, probably 1910s.
Seconded. They may have gotten married on Christmas Day. It's been done. My dad reused old family diamonds from worn settings to make my mom's...
I'm betting the clasp is hallmarked on the inside of where the two spring-driven pieces come together. The hide it on the round part just to make...
Two from weeks ago and two from today. The third image vanished into thin air. It was the costume bits from today. Oh well. The first one was...
These are already at my cousin's house. The first picture was all sterling. The second included some 14k beads and a piece of carved brown jade....
Some brass has heated up, ahem, now. Not sure about candlesticks like that.
I don't think that's an antique yet, although it's working on it. (late 40s/early 50s mahoagny or stained to look like same?) Around here, you...
A small person with a really large alcohol tolerance?
Nice!
That makes you wonder...why would this be worth counterfeiting. Times have changed though, and it happened with well-known names in the 80s.
Either works well as an emetic, at least in my case. I'll leave them to whomever wants them. The green really skunky stuff too.
If you can track down the proper name of the little long-haired person and put that in the title, you should be golden.
I'm not surprised. It defaults to active listings.
I watch the Antique Nomad on Youtube and saw it on a What Sold video. I only wish we'd seen it before it sold.
Thanks Bronwen. I should have done that.
Nice! Cigar desktop box?
Sweet! If you ever sell it, as if, make sure the anime fans see it. Japanese illustrator art junkies would be all over it.
That's a star on top of the heart, if it helps. It looks like BR to me too.
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