Takes a while.
It swerves around visually, kind of like riding a switchback.
They're elegant. Nice clean lines.
Byrd I think. That piece is sincerely NOT my style in any way, shape or form.
This is BEGGING for a gearhead to wear it. Leaves me out, alas, although if it was Baldwin locomotive or ALCO it would be a different story.
I think only the mesh bracelet is old, although I'm not sure if it's 1890s or 1930s.. The engraved bangle's hardware says 50s even though the...
They're 1960s or later cufflinks. Odds are that mark on the shaft is the manufacturer of the hardware and maybe not the whole cufflink.
I tried to read the mark just now, but it's a blurry mess. The knives immediately jumped out as stainless with a sterling handle and saw a lot of...
Yeppers. Cat treats.
Metall is a euro term for gold-plated sometimes. I've seen it before.
The last two are from furniture. They get called skeleton keys as others said - later on the manufacturers got smart and just used door pulls....
They were small and scurried and looked like cat treats?
Yeppers. No question about it.
Exactly. Possibly one reason the company completely missed it. That and they're marked in a weird place for this brand and unless your eyes work...
Only if the Borrowers have four furry feet and a fuzzy tail and meow when they want something.
I wasn't sure where it came from but those three crowns give the game away for sure. Silveplate my foot!
He says India to me too. Not sure of how old it is, but under 40 years I'd think.
I'm all over that action and I know why.
I had to back and find it again. No real information, but they look pretty close. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/27514247698703954/
OK. This wasn't everything. A lot of this will go locally. I was unpacking today and realized I scored not three gold bracelets, but FOUR. One...
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