Maybe a berry bowl? It has folksy charm that I rather like!:)
I would much rather have the Non Magnetic pocket watch shown there! That is a beauty!!! I wonder if the name "Grand Complication" refers to what...
Good point then. I didn't stop to think it may not stand correctly. Out of hundreds of old bottles I have one with that issue, an old Warners Safe...
Lovely little painting in my opinion but I don't have any useful information.
I immediately think recent due to a total lack of any wear or fine scratches on the bottom. I collect cure bottles and am not knowledgeable on...
My husband did get the literal Rolex in an old tin of junk one time. A lovely watch from the 40's. We mostly concentrate on early American key...
In regards to lot 51 I have an uncased 6 size movement and it measures just a bit over an inch and quarter. A gold case is always thin and would...
In lot 101 this will statement "s#11033544, only 800 HC mvts made, this from the first run of 19J mvts." makes the movement somewhat rare although...
On lot 101 the prettiest case is gold filled(possibly both, I didn't look to close) and is brassing heavily meaning the gold layer is very thin or...
There are a lot of serious watch people who drool over that very auction! I haven't bought anything from them but I know of many watch enthusiast...
The case in lot 51 has damage that would require the work of a case repair expert and would be very pricey to make it ready for a watch. In the...
The case in lot 51 is a men's 18 size and will measure slightly over 2 inches across from side to side.
I can help with sizes on American watches. Lot 12 is a 6 size. It is a mid size halfway between the smallest ladies and a large man's 18 size. In...
It isn't enough to just infringe on copyrights now they have to insult everyone too I guess.:(
Lovely picture! Babies first flight!
Welcome Monica! Please show a picture of the bottom. This may be helpful.
Totally off topic but I almost asked a while back if your Charlie Cheswick moniker was from One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest! Love your new picture....
Possibly done by a student in a school kiln is my first thought.
I think it is a Jewish Mezuzah case perhaps.
Love those! Mythological creatures always appeal to me and the deep blue in the bases rally set those off!
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