Huh? oh Typo on my part sorry!
If you lived in a house that had a card receiver in the foyer, you HAD a lot of money!
Well done - I'm pretty sure you've nailed it!
The Chinese people covet it and we have a large Chinese Canadian population, so I suppose there's that ..anyway, for the time being OK but values...
Paul Zylinslav? Silly guess! That Chicken guy is obviously a badass though, eh? Doesn't look like the crowd is too happy to see him....
I think it must be a card tray
That's nice. So new made to look old you think? I'm not sure, it looks like it was made for domestic consumption (wherever it's from) rather than...
English 19thc silverplate, Joseph Rogers AFAIK.
No that eagle/hawk is hand painted, @Bakersgma - if you enlarge it, it's a bit more easy to see. The Japanese really didn't go in for transfer...
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Japanese, looks Yokohama-ish c.1900 ...pretty crappy pics though, did you use a brown filter?
That style of gilded cutting looks more English to me, rather than Bohemian ..just a guess though ...
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Just make sure you can "see no chips", ok?
You can get them at some hot air political rallies too
Yes I'm a toque wearing hoser from Canuckistan
So I guess it's pretty much ruined the value as opposed to it being a 17thc beaker? I once had a 17thc Nuremberg beaker that was not messed with,...
Well, not sure what you think my user id is all about ... (I know the UK is obsessed with OZ culture, probably due to binge-watching episodes of...
You need Perry Mason and Della to figure that out dude.
No expert on silver, but did cups in any material look like that in the 1600's? I'm pretty sure they didn't! How big is this sucker BTW? Oh and...
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