The difference between copper, brass and bronze is less than 10% Any of them can look very similar after some aging
I think it was a round charger originally But perhaps it was cut from something else
It looks like someone removed the steel wire around the rim to sell it as scrap brass Someone else 'saved' it and rolled the edge to cover up the...
I think it would be large for an adult bovine's nose. It mounts on something.
[IMG] [IMG] The two holes are about one inch diameter. Pivots on the mounting base.
There is a little blue pill for that
Even with gold being down from its past highs, the metal value exceeds the case value. The best return will most likely be realised on feebay.
The scrap buyers around here aren't even paying half of melt now. If she gets 3/4 of melt at a local auction, she's ahead of the scrappers. Would...
Tokanabe That form would commonly be used as a planter Cheap stuff sold by Sears Roebuck in the '20s
They are from the Leamington in Minneapolis but they made it all the way down to Bloomington
[IMG] Grumble
Thank you. That's it. My book and sterlingfashions didn't have that one.
Similar to 1922 Beverly but not quite like anyone else's. [IMG] Marked 'Oneida community made'.
I haven't seen much 'antique' worth buying lately. This shaker was black. $4.00 at an estate sale. [IMG] This Aksel Holmsen spoon was a quarter...
I did see that. It could be that amphora upside down to the initials stamp. It is really too poor condition of a stamp to say it's not.
Definitely not sterling [IMG] Definitely a poor stamp
The pictures of the mark aren't good. The mark isn't clear with a 20x loupe. The 'GAB' is actually clearer in one picture than it is in hand....
I looked through there three times. The three flowers on mine are so much more pronounced, I could only seen one on the example. It looks like it...
I looked through all the listed patterns in two different places twice [IMG]
Does the clasp style match for 1930?
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