Lot of nice-looking things, though not my specific area; and perhaps NW Coast items are not really their area either, since lot 5622 is a...
Appears to be a Conn case, that's all I can say.
I'd go with about any type of furniture polish. I'm not real impressed with the piece; form usage is not really correct, and suggests the maker...
I can't say for sure, but doesn't look like a Stella to me; not sure what that other word might be. A pretty basic 4-string or tenor banjo, I'd...
I'm not seeing the wood beneath the head; but there are spots on a banjo where one might add a shim to adjust neck-angle or other clearances; and...
Others have reasonable comments - I'll add that Bacon was a very good name for older instruments, banjos and mandolins - 1920 or such - but by the...
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At first glance they look pretty good, but then I note many of the forms aren't really correct - the pupils of the eyes, "v-shaped" lines near...
The top part looks much like it is based on the hilt of a knife/dagger from the Caucasus, the kindjal. [ATTACH]
Appreciate the photos, but at the moment I've no additional thoughts, sorry.
Welcome! (It is OK to put several items in a single post, if they are similar, and if you number or otherwise help people to refer to them; like...
I've seen a Tupperware item, somewhat similar, for use in peeling oranges or other citrus; punch through the skin, run it around between the skin...
OT anecdote re bows: a couple years back I was looking for a bow to go with a violin I'd just bought; found a nice Chinese-made bow that felt good...
Article, link appears safe: Nuguruk: Eskimo Ivory? - EcommerceBytes Most often, Nuguruk items are listed on ebay and elsewhere as "Eskimo" - they...
Stylistically, reminds me a whole lot of items usually "signed" with the name "Nuguruk" or sometimes Nunuk. Those signatures indicate products of...
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