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    Wood Carved Tribal Bookends

    I think they are African, probably lead was added to give them some weight?
    Post by: blooey, Jan 2, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Wood Carved Tribal Bookends

    "Here I sit broken hearted, paid my penny and only ..."
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Looking for Maker & Age on Antique Plates, Please

    Whenever you see that belted buckle as part of a mark, it's a pretty reliable sign of Staffordshire manufacture....don't know why that is though...
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    ball and chain, lead downrigger, or mini wrecking ball?

    Agreed. Ball from ball & chain. Use it to stop customers running away.
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    ball and chain, lead downrigger, or mini wrecking ball?

    Never seen iron downrigger weights out here always lead
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Unidentified Vase--Not Native American?

    I don't mean to sound harsh, but you are wasting your time. This is a $20 Chinese Tang-style repro, purely decorative. Maybe you missed the part...
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Unidentified Vase--Not Native American?

    approximates Tang dynasty wares BTW
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Unidentified Vase--Not Native American?

    very new Chinese
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Staffordshire cat

    That blue looks a bit off to me
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Bone Checkers Draughts English Tourney 1906 A W Gamage John Alexander

    Pretty nice! I guess "Gamage" was of the famous Gamages store in London.
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Tiffany&Co Dolphin Bowl, Pfizer.. value?

    Maybe the person who buys the intaglio ring posted yesterday might like the viagra memento too?
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    WW1 signed SS Beltana

    Now if that was the SS Dunera ....
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Militaria
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    Ceramic trinket box - where from?

    It looks like it's from Turkey to me.
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Bronze bell St Romuald possibly Giuseppe De Levi foundry

    30cm = 11-3/4" I see.
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Metalware
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    Bronze bell St Romuald possibly Giuseppe De Levi foundry

    How big is this here bell?
    Post by: blooey, Jan 1, 2020 in forum: Metalware
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    Demo Guy that spouse will not allow to bring home more stuff

    If you are bringing home old cookers from the 60's I can see her point! :D
    Post by: blooey, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Introductions
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    Strange signet

    brings a whole new meaning to a porn ring.
    Post by: blooey, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Jewelry
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    appliance - Oven/range - age and style

    Wasn't Viking an Eaton's brand? Very often store brands are just that - specially made by the big makers for the department stores. More than...
    Post by: blooey, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Furniture
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    Did Awaji pottery come made in red clay or stoneware?

    Mexican - agree with sis
    Post by: blooey, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Native American Sterling Pictoral marks I think.

    yup
    Post by: blooey, Dec 31, 2019 in forum: Tribal Art
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