Or an old fashioned typewriter eraser. I used one to clean off stubborn Byne's disease from a cameo. I had to buy it on eboo, no one sells them...
Yes but no matter who pays for shipping, the seller pays a percentage of the shipping cost. So that has to be factored in.
What do you know about it? Where did you get it? What did the seller tell you about it? Please post a photo of the bottom.
When did she pass away, she could have bought or received them up until then.
Yea, she looks still dirty. I can't imagine what she looked like before they cleaned her!
OOPS! Those could be ivory :(
Are there any marks? What do you know about them? Have you taken them to a jeweler to make sure they aren't costume?
Thanks, but with the felt on the bottom it probably won't help. What I am seeing are black spots and lines. Bone has blood vessels in it, ivory...
That's strange, when I went to the link it was in French :wideyed:
Please show a clear, sharp photo of the bottom of one of the chess pieces :) However, looking at the one closeup of the back of one of the chess...
This is the caption translated to english: Revenge inkwell These purely decorative inkwells are a real technical feat. The ink reservoir, made...
Or gold filled which could first look good but then fade.
Hawks take squirrels, I have photos of one feasting on a squirrel. Didn't think it was a good idea to post it :(
Holy cow! Can you show us the backs please, I'm nosy ;)
I was thinking the setting looked like pot metal, I love those pot metal pins :)
I thought it looked familiar... https://www.pbs.org/video/appraisal-tiffany-studios-candlesticks-ca-1910-8irl53/ :)
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