I'm sorry to disappoint you but it's certainly not 18th century. Judging by the fashion I believe 1930s or so. (If it's even real and not just a...
Yeah we have a whole wall with pictures of our ancestors. I did open it once but there is nothing interesting inside. It's really fragile so I'm...
Tiny brass frame that was once gilded. It's been in the family for a long time. Victorian I suppose? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Probably, it's not very old
Usually if there is no mark on the underside, the piece dates around 1850-1890. I'm not sure how much it's worth tho, depending on where you live...
Hie! yes indeed, Rose Medallion is a 19th and 20th Century Chinese Export Porcelain. "Made in China" dates the piece after 1915.
Yes, probably early 20th century, here you can read about the companies history https://www.tedhake.com/viewuserdefinedpage.aspx?pn=whco
In my country frames like that were very popular in the 70's and 80's, although they still produce similar ones nowadays.
Oh it's Allison Hayes!
Height 190cm width 100cm depth 45cm (which is a bit too much for a book shelf or anything like that?) so I guess the wood panels either got...
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I found a few online, supposedly all 19th century. As it appears it used to be an armoire turned into some bookshelfe thingy [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It kind of looks like this one I found on the internet, except the missing carving on top [ATTACH]
Hi guys! I consider buying this vitrine. Only problem is, the seller gives little to no information about it. Any idea how old it might be? [ATTACH]
Same. Bit those are certainly grape leaves and not ivy. Ivy is different
Yes Well they could have just melted the silver and reused it? Or maybe it broke off as someone was walking near the river and it got lost? There...
Can someone put a date on it? Or try to guess the origin?
It's not huge, 23cm with the handles and 15cm with the decorative part on the lid. Grandma said they used it for soup so idk
Yet another family piece, unknown origin and date. A soup bowl, porcelain with hand painted grape leaves pattern. It has no marks, no numbers. Any...
That does make sense, I also found pieces of clay pipes around that area dating around 1780 to 1810. They obviously just threw their trash into...
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