They're popular framed out and used as office art. Not sure if they're valuable on their own.
Might want to check over the dragons. Sometimes there's no telling what an Asian smith will do for the Asian market. They might not be plated.
Game of Thrones jewel here we come!
I got "busted" earrings on Saturday for under a dollar. One pair of pliers and about 90 seconds flat later, if that much, I had perfectly fine...
Nice pile, and a serious score on the cloisonne!
I suspect Grandma and Grandpa's parlor set or something similar. Near a big city on the East Coast that would sell sooooo fast. Probably in Cali...
Not if they watched Game of Thrones or read Lord of the Rings. Then they want one too.
Neat. I didn't think they were particularly old. Zero wear on them, like they've sat in a cupboard their entire lives. OTOH the store than had...
But intaglio and reverse intaglio are two different things.
Cool. Probably Arabic then. The one birdie is missing his crest. Not a problem if one is Kyra but I'm not messing with them. The piece they came...
Bingo.
Or really bad castings anyway; these spoons usually are.
Mystery writing probably says Stainless Steel. Anyone know which language it's in? [ATTACH]
Got out at Too Darned Early o'clock this morning. Had planned on hitting a street-wide sale in town, when a fairly close estate/tag sale popped...
Went hunting today, and the first sale... bingo. That said, here's a closer photo of one of the candlesticks and the mark. Paid US$5 the pair,...
Wouldn't surprise me either way.
I restring things early and often, but leave the soldering to the experts.
That's ... odd. I like it! Wouldn't wear it, but I like it. Maybe it's supposed to be a baby dragon skull?
They look positively Deco or Moderne. Definitely worth preserving, or using. If I needed furniture I'd give those house room for sure.
Souvenir of Italy. I'd bet it was half of a salad set originally.
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