At that time .925 was used in Switzerland alongside .935 and other finenesses. My experience with watches is that they stuck to 935 for cases...
I don't think dick-pics are allowed.
It is later than WWI, because the silver is .925. In the early years of the 20th C the Swiss used .935 silver, and the design dates it around 1930...
I was surprised when I went into the camera menu on my partner's Samsung phone just how much control the user could have if they took the time to...
In my opinion it is a country house letter box. Country house, in British does not mean any old house in the county, although it would be in the...
The abbreviations are of Latin, without looking up the spelling, obituiat for died and I'd expect something from Aetiat for aged. I cannot make...
Gan you take it into daylight or at least increase the lighting, preferably without using flash. The pictures are just too murky.
Not Birmingham silver for sure. Probably blue glass and fairly modern. The heart thing is modern and it seems not precious metal. I do not see...
Not really relevant to the artistic discussion but those are motor fishing vessels. Masts and even sails in fishing boats have other functions...
It all depends what grade it gets., the one sold appears to have been MS64, it is hard to tell from pictures but the OP's coin looked more EF to...
I would be inclined to say yes, but cannot cite any fixed rule. One commercial reason was so that retailers could add their own labels. Only the...
The little alarm timepiece is German but I suspect the assemblage is British made, C. 1920. Buying in items like the clock would be normal. The...
The design does have late 18th C. elements. I have no idea how old it is but quite possibly not 20th C.
I think it cost 4 roubles so probably not silver. In the Soviet era prices were state fixed so they tended to mark everything with a price.
I'd callit a combination of a tallboy and a vitrine, modernish in an antique related style. Antique furniture was usually one thing or another,...
It is a fairly modern replica of an English lantern clock of about 1700 of typical form including fake named dial. It is a little uncommon in...
Figure whatever you pay for it is gone forever, like buying new furniture. Pay for its utility and decorative value to YOU.
tHE WORDING MEANS REGISTERED DESIGN. iN MY OPINION IT IS TYPICAL LATE 19TH c. Bloody caps lock key. I don't see any Jugendstihl about it.
I have not got one but my usual bullion dealer has and for a £1 donation to the local hospital,per item, he has tested many questionable items for...
Is the nozzle/powder dispenser functional. Repros often did not bother with this as they were not expected to be used.
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