Arches is a brand of art paper. The impression is a "watermark".
It does look like a traditional Japanese woodblock print. It is difficult to date ukiyo-e, because they were often reprinted, sometimes by the...
It might be a version of a "bata" drum, a type made by the Yoruba people in West Africa. Bata drums are hourglass shaped, double headed, with one...
Welcome, @Seneca_one. Your piece looks similar to this object, which is a decorative finial on the stretcher of a "Louis XV style" table, dated...
There was a type of currency made from giant clam shells used in the South Pacific that looks somewhat similar - [ATTACH]...
A bit more information could be helpful, as mirana and Any Jewelry have suggested. Also, of the photos you have posted, which best represent the...
I think the writing is a gift inscription, not any indication of the manufacturer.
The silvery areas might be solder. The ring looks well worn. Here are some comparisons, if you haven't already seen them -...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binding_waste
It is not unusual to find various kinds of "scrap" paper used as reinforcement in the spine of books.
If a natural stone, I would expect a more even polish. These areas make me think it is cast glass - [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Such striations are often evidence of the forming process - spinning sheet metal on a lathe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_spinning
Another recommendation for leaving it alone, at least until you are confident and expert in such repairs (and maybe not even then). It was a...
Just have to comment on the truncated version of the post's title on the side bar - "Help identifying depression" - I think I know at least some...
These are called gas pressure lamps, and worked like a Coleman lantern with pressurized kerosene. Yours looks similar to some made by Nagel Chase...
Your little piece is Imari porcelain. Charlie's does appear to be Satsuma pottery.
It looks like one of the baskets coming out of Pakistan, made of grass/reed coils stitched with date palm leaves....
E. Giachi appears to have been a 19th century Italian genre painter. Here are two which appear to have used the same model as in the op's image -...
Try sunlight and fresh air first. Try to set them upright to expose as much surface as possible - perhaps using something like a dish drainer. You...
With that square muzzle and drop ears, it looks like a miniature schnauser.
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