[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I'm into this for a whole dollar. It's a green glass weight I picked up because you guys have been a BAD influence (thank you...
That's what I'm figuring. It may remain a mystery. This might be something Russian, given the area, but I may never know.
Not enough!
The clasps are being used now too, same ones.
Mexican, Guatemalan, etc. That, yes.
My guess would be German in origin, based on the design; she doesn't look English.
They do look like the Three Kings, but the style isn't Polish and they're not antique. They don't "smell" old. Greek maybe? (wild guess)
That open-backed necklace is killer too; I'd go over it for silver marks just in case.
Seconded. The spoon is Souvenir of Sweden.
Not bakelite. This was a molded piece, and I can see where the reins are broken off.
Well-used and provincial Chinese or central Asian? It's pretty crude, but the painting is done in an Asian style. The heads look like they're...
Aha - what I thought was a hook is the base for a replaced and now missing clasp. Or just a missing clasp. The stones are most likely glass,...
My cat would like it; I think your son's bengal needs a cat perch!
I'd be thinking cloak clasp on the first piece, or half of one. It looks like there's a hook on the back to lock into another piece that's now...
The experts will be along, but he's definitely old. Maybe even older than you think. He has shoebutton eyes, and even I know enough to figure...
It's 80% silver and 20% "other", so odds are there's a decent amount of copper in it. The green could also be transfer from a piece of...
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Poor thing looks like it was driven over a few times.
Then it would be two sets of brains making the same mistake; it looks like an 800 mark from here too.
Sorry. Hard to tell some days.
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