Wasn't me, but I concur. Unfortunately fluorite isn't worth much.
That may not be the maker's signature; it could also have been somebody's kid. Usually a maker's signature is on the underside or inside.
I went through the lots and saw a drafting kit like the one I grew up using; it was my great-grandfather's first. Still worked fine. That...
If not more. That opaque egg yolk sells for a pretty penny. Opaque white amber is even worse, if you're lucky enough to find some. A Tilley hat...
Me too. I snag ruptured ducks as a matter of course - US Army honorable discharge lapel buttons. The more beat up the better. As for that egg...
I'd think about the same. That's a modernish mark.
I went ashcan over teakettle a few weeks ago myself. NOT fun, but I missed anything important other than one shin. (black, meet blue) Hope...
What size are they? They look like some sort of double snuff bottle. Authentic Chinese for sure. Authentic old Chinese? Doubtful.
A few things from this weekend. The Jackstraws game box still contains most of the game and says Made in Bavaria. The box design looks like...
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