It's flowered, but looks like it may be for powder. Guessing also made for export as Co. is not the abbreviation for Compagnie.
Welcome, Bill. It could be A. Bird, but it would spare us duplicate effort if you would tell us what names you have already explored.
I don't know about Abdel, but I have not been assuming at all that this a genuine coin or even a copy of a genuine coin. The reverse looks...
I would look at Antioch & the Seleucids too. Are there any letters here, or only tail feathers? [ATTACH]
Excellent choice of name, IMHO. Give her a hug from me. :)
Hi, Jemma. Yes, it could be base metal (rather than precious metal) & 606 a style number. If the pearls are artificial (rub one against the edge...
I can find many Ptolemaic coins with an eagle on the reverse that is similar to the one on the tetradrachm above, but the bird on the reverse of...
Tetradrachm of Ptolemy III uses similar images: [IMG]
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Writing on the back is Greek.
That had been my thought too, that a replacement could be made and easily removed again if another owner did not want it.
Welcome, Suezq. My thought is it looks neither Native American nor mid-19th century. What gives you reason to think so?
It does seem right & since it's 18K, probably was made in Italy. Definitely not antique. Nicely made, with a good figure 8 safety catch. The...
Bookmark would seem natural for a history professor, but would not want to put something with a design in relief into a heavy book; it would leave...
Symbols? Turtles! :)
I may as well pile on. Doubt it's anything obscure or highly precious. A jeweller examining with a loupe may be able to see features we're not...
In taking a quick look at other Pulcinella porcelain figures, I find yours more interesting. Your guy is not wearing a Carnival mask, as some...
Not a rewinding style, but very like this one:...
'Megillat Esther Case' finds many similar.
Pulcinella.
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