I'd have thrown $10 at it on the off chance but no more. Makes me wonder if the seller realizes it's a $3 bill.
I found two small pieces here, but nothing worth real money. One was damaged to boot, but my Mom has pens in it. Works fine for that.
Looks like. I had it pegged for North Attleboro/Rhode Island -made jewelry right off. Mid to late 50s,when those blue rhinestones were the hot...
I'm a copper girl, preferring it to silver most of the time. It's certainly more affordable, and the designs tend to be wilder.
I"d be a little leery. Lots of fakes of Civil War relics have been made over the years.
I'd call that NFS if I found it. Vintage copper clamper for sure. Yay! Under metal weight with a vengeance! What's more you can store other...
It says England, so it has to be post-1890 and most things that say "England" rather than "Made in England" predate 1930. That said, if they...
I can only think what would happen if an AMERICAN 1630s chair like that came to light. Americans pay silly money for really early pieces, because...
Sure looks like one.
Looks legit to me, for all I'd know.
I was going to say Italian, but no idea whose.
Most days I find ways to waste gasoline. Today I found some modern Israeli gold hoops, 14k cuff links. a sterling MMA necklace (not big but hey)...
The scene itself looks like Italy to me too, but print sources traveled all over the place so... dunno.
It looks like a glass form of bubble tea!
I've never see one like it. Victorian for certain. The stones may have been painted all black at some point. Looks pretty cool as it is.
I use a regular camera, but keep an old rug/stamp magnifier handy. 10x glass lens and it and my lens like each other.
The cameo looks like a lava. Tip of her nose is gone, to no one's surprise. They have the best carving and the worst survival rate. Not sure...
The way it's made says "vintage look" rather than vintage. It'll make a nice desk lamp though.
I've never seen the OP's before.
Dutch would be my guess since they appear to be tulip vases.
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