The cheapest things are always the funnest $22 jewelry batch [ATTACH] This sterling needs some scrubbing [ATTACH] The 12 oz Whiting plate was...
Good eye. The Flat Rose looks like cheap stainless after polishing.
Found another today. Funny how I run into things in spurts. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] No maker's mark and no silver.
A machinist's handiwork [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thank you! It looks like a number of makers made this pattern. It must be the original Christmas spoon or something.
Say what you will about Vlad, but he's one cool mob boss
The lid anyways is cast white metal
[ATTACH] Circa early 1900s. It looks like the pattern was stamped lightly and then hand chased. Maker's marks are no help. Mostly retailer marks...
How old is she?
You cannot hard solder on pewter. It is silverplate on nickel silver. I would call it 1900 +/- 20 years.
I am offended that you are offended by this Stop offending me
A museum would place them in a box in the basement . collectors show to anyone who will look.
Six loud noises to scare em off and then a big club to beat em with if that don't work [ATTACH]
Regardless of how you feel, it is inappropriate to disregard history. No one learns anything from boxes tucked away and forgotten.
The photos may be of value if original. The rest of the items are 5-10 dollar bits.
[ATTACH] I found this neat tool collection today. About half have patent dates, all of which are in the 1800s. They are various makers. I think...
Is this a famous horse? Postcard size. Plain back. Perhaps a little thicker than PC. [ATTACH]
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Nobody collects Minnesota
They are really all fairly similar. I don't see a reason to pay more for a name brand in them.
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