Marlinspike, used them a lot when I was rigging my sailboat. Used for rope work, although the ones I used were usually made of Lignum Vitae.
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way overpriced, low rank not great quality - much better buys out there.
These are much reproduced.
This is a rank badge, Ching, not very high quality but ok, not a high rank either and not sure, but maybe a wife's badge ..the reason the seam is...
Sugar sifter, right? Isn't this it - or is this yours?...
The little fishing boat with the spritsail rig was only popular on the east coast of the states at this time, (late 19thc) not used much of...
Very reminiscent of Hungarian wares, although firms like Kahler made slipware in Denmark too. Leaning towards central Europe rather than...
My guess is late Regency breakfast table, mahogany, base looks like got rained on or got a bit wet maybe? Nice piece if you've got the room for it.
Dansk designs had a lot of stuff produced in Japan too.
Just a talented amateur I'm afraid. Nice thing though.
Looks like oil paint on a tile, don't think this was produced like this - someone painted a plain white tile IMO.
Not a woodcut.
Don't waste your money. Crude copies.
Does the underside of that drawer show circular saw marks or am I seeing things?
Bunion
did the pics disappear?
You've got to watch those Auction House attributions, usually BS catch-all's.
Yeah, Massey-Ferguson would get upset for sure :rolleyes:
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