Those are way out of scale. Looks better without.
Classical autographs aren't crazy money as far as I know. It's probably best left in one piece as a book. I know at least one classical lover...
Nice! Those Larkin pieces fit well in smaller houses and apartments too, so it should resell easily if you're so inclined.
My first thought was Chinese too, not that I'm anyone's expert. The statuettes are some sort of cast material; I don't see stone at all.
My guess is it's sterling, but with the old style rhodium coating.
I have a set of stainless sugar and creamer with tray - new in box with teak handles. Probably the same era. Those teak pieces aren't valued as...
What Bear said. They split the country name for a while, mostly because otherwise it wouldn't fit!
When that showed up in the Finds thread I figured Bronwen would like him. There has to be a Mona Lisa cameo out there somewhere too.
Don't let @Bronwen see that! Bless me Echo, for I have Rummaged. Came home with $15 in jewelry. I paid $17 but I think two pins flew the coop...
Faux coins; they're stamped. I'd be thinking Afghani or similar.
^5! Those are straight-to-hoard pieces anyway. I sold a watch on Saturday that I actually regret, but it would be easier to find another than to...
Just to be weird, I might leave the back as is, but pinstripe the back slats with more of the gold.
Nice! Are the two marked 1000 actual pure silver or are they plated? and what's that orange and black thingie?
Yep. Straight 60s for me. The hardware says 60s too.
Looks about dead bang going by the clothes. Probably a souvenir photo from the dedication.
I'd have figured it for French too. The stained glass effect is the clear enamel over the engine turning. Whoever did that had serious talent....
Nice set of wheels; too bad they didn't drive off with you! I went rummaging today and bought onions, a shower curtain liner, sewing stuff, and...
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