And only someone really looking would see the mark.
Scammel? I remember seeing that mark on USAian men's cuff links and the like. Trying to think of whose it was.
I'd have them on a shelf with those little battery-operated tealights in them if nothing else.
Meanwhile, I'd have have my Magpie eyes on those two Venetian vases.
No idea what they are, except worth more than 10p!
I'd almost be thinking of a coconut shell, but definitely something organic.
Tea cart to me too, but no reason you couldn't use it for the happy juice.
For US$5? I'd bet the brass would scrap for that!
Those might be an OOPS! Horrible problem, that. If you sell them, make sure shipping is open to Asia; that's where the market is for a lot of 80s...
Nazi scumbags being Nazi scumbags.... messed it up for everyone. Walked into an antique store the other day and found souvenir pins from the 1936...
Note to self: find jasmine oil in case I run across a keris. I've already got my eyes peeled in case I find one some estate sale yahoos think is...
Cool! I'm happy to hear that.
I went to an estate sale on Friday morning, because a) I had to be in good shape tonight and b) there were zero tag sales listed anyway. There...
I think 'broken sun wheel" or some such gets used too. The swastika whirls the other direction.
I don't see a maker's mark either. I see a 'haul me home' mark. :cool:
The cleaver in the last shot needs a good oiling and a trip to the sharpening stone. Bet it still works fine after that. The keris, alas, needs...
To me a truck is the wheel assembly on a boxcar. :smuggrin::smuggrin::smuggrin: They're also occasionally meant to roll down roads.
He's close to life-size. Speaking of life size, you'll notice where they put the vent hole.
I was told the only people who maybe still read Slavonic are a few old Orthodox priests. Thankfully, the writing on Icons is probably pretty...
Not on mine, but I knew others would need to get their drool rags out. I tend to only buy bracelets I can wear, hence the mid-mod copper.
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