Duh...over my head.
I am delighted to hear of the potential age of this wee treasure! Given that, should I look much more diligently for some mark? How may I learn...
You win that bet!
it's 91.5 x 67.5 x 41mm; weight is 50 grams. The base an' cover have what appear to be plated brass rims; those on the base suffer some plating...
If a lithograph, is isn't modern enough to display half-tone dots. I'll 'guess' it's a drawing...will wishin' make it so?
This tool is ~7 1/4" long, of 5/16" wire stock; the business end is almost 3/4" wide, weight is ~4 oz. There are no marks on it. I may have shown...
The boy with tying up the wheat sheaf has the most angelic expression on his face...Heavenly!
Well said, Shamster!
You a numismatist, too? The only forums coins seem to fit here are Metalware an' Silver...neither seemed appropriate, Bosko...Sorry to have...
I really like your Cherry Blossoms an' Glass Dome idea...simple, straightforward an' reasonably well protected against further damage. It is what...
I had thought of that, an' it's a simple enough symbol to be pictorial...as in very early in the written language...of a dwelling, "house". But...
Thank you sincerely, RT...I am most grateful!
This is a paste of a post I left on CoinTalk, June 1 this year. The only helpful response referred me to a subreddit on Chop-marked coins; the few...
Beautiful, sweet an' simple...best part for me is the odd (9) ball-count, one of my fetishes. Thanks!
Very evocative of several places on the SoCal coast, near an' in La Jolla. I love it, Potts...Thanks!
@TallCakes
I know nothing...but there are 13 of those stars, suggesting American commemoration of some sort, or simply place of origin.
An', since the pair were separated, one of them...twice!
I don't think they're for liquid drainage. I imagine instead freshly killed an' dressed game or fowl, still somewhat warm, being placed thereupon,...
I love it!
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