It could be a Japanese clock. The Japanese used to divide their day into two eight hour periods, with the periods divided by sunrise and sunset....
I tried separating out the vase, but it didn't do me any good. [ATTACH]
If you take it apart, there's a good chance you will find a maker's mark on the bottom. But if you start loosening things up, the various parts...
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I know the mark is in Rontgen. ****** von Schierholz, Plaue (Rontgen mark 1012) There might be more info on Chris' site. ******* Mis-reading...
To me, the pearl one looks like beads strung on a diaper pin.
Does look like a match.
That it works certainly makes a difference, and things like this are very collectible. It's very attractive, but I don't know the value. Finding...
Does it close freely, or does it snap shut? Can we see it closed?
Could they be mold models for the kind of resin stuff you get from Boma and suchlike?
The second looks India to me.
The original yours is based on may well be from the same period, but when your piece was carved is an entirely different matter. These are a 100...
It looks convincingly like stone to me. Maybe basalt, or lava? Where did you find it? You might check locally for churches or palaces, or tombs...
Maybe you could check to see if there's a kendo dojo in the area. They'll likely have a supply shop, or know where one is. They might even want...
I'm sure it's worth a lot more than that. The problem is that the market will be small.
Haven't watched the video yet, but I've heard that a submarine was dispatched to find both the Thresher, and the Scorpion, and on it's way home,...
This electric game was patented in 1895: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] (But a new forum isn't going to happen.)
Looks unused.
With Landseer, I would think it's going to be an elk, but I found the same Landseer print online described as "Caribou in Snowy Landscape". I'd...
Undoubtedly dental.
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