Welcome! I don't know of any stamp junkies who post regularly, but I'm betting some of us know something.
I do it all the time; they're... iffy, on softer ones.
I'd imagine these days the clothes wouldn't fit that thing, but it's gorgeous. I reglued the missing stone to this after taking the picture. The...
Or Famer? It looks mid-Victorian, wild guess, and just your basic still life. I doubt you'll ever find the artist. I'm also guessing it could...
It's pretty and completely fit for purpose - i.e. holding other bits. I wouldn't move it on too quickly either. Besides, the Japanese market is...
Monart does NOT turn up here at any price. All I see is stuff made in Italy or China, except for some artisan American pieces.
Once?
That one might make you wonder what Grandma had been up to.(LOL)
I've never heard of it, but then I wasn't born yet.
And I'm betting that farmer either had a bunch of "hands" or about 15 kids. Someone had to take good care of all those horses.
The crazy part is I made myself one almost exactly like it, minus the metal pendant bits, a few years ago. Go figure.
I'd have thought 1970-something too. Pewter was hot then. It's not horribly valuable now unless made by some designers.
...licking something most humans wouldn't bare in public?
You don't look a day over furrr-ty.
I bet the buyer got a bulk discount. :-)
Around here someone would have tried to buy the flag. :-)
I've heard of it, somewhere.
Calling @springfld.arsenal ! Giant machinery alert! Spring likes big toys.
Looks like. I'd take a sunshine cloth to the silver and not let it get the ivory if possible. No liquids.
I don't even pay more for Tiffany. It's too hard to sell, and I've even had real pieces returned because the person thought it could be fake....
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