I'd say it's not a deliberate fake; it's new not trying too hard to fool anyone but doing it anyway by accident.
17th century, 18th century. Older? Newer? They don't "smell" 20th century to me for whatever reason, but I'm not expert enough in them to be sure.
Those could be really old trade beads.
He's a GenZ Male, happy because he's checking himself out in the mirror and Insta-ing the image.
Aren't there rules in the UK that allow search companies to go hunting next of kin, and then collect some of the proceeds? Sometimes there's a...
It's in a bit of a state, alas, but there are going to be some finds along with the rubbish. I just hope nothing small and squeaky has made...
German probably, Czech maybe. 1900 sounds about right.
My first guess would be German, but a legit pottie will be along soon enough.
Yep. Chinese freshwater biwa pearls.
It wants to be toledoware, but the back looks funny. Czech is as good a guess as any.
I'd give him a flower to hold since his mirror has gone walkabout.
I"d want that popcorn thing if it was working and dispensing popcorn.(LOL) The vacuums do have collectors. I am not one of them!
I looked at a few photos and stopped. It's overwhelming. I hope you go and report back. The line for the door is going to be a mob scene.
Dang you did find some trouble to get into!
Yes; the only difference is the silver mark. Otherwise front and back are identical.
Looks like a coffee set to me. The water pitcher is just that. Never had a lid. I'm not sure why one would want to water coffee but I suppose...
I've been owned by cats since the day I was born, but I'm surrounded by dog lovers. I like dogs just fine, just as long as they're not biting me...
Yay!
Certainly possible; it's the right size for a writing box.
Definitely lampwork, but who did them and if they're valuable antiques instead of the usual...no idea.
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