They are not impressionist, they are just blurred.
I think these were introduced in the late 50s or early 60s. The values of old lighters have taken a nosedive since most postal services will now...
If it were a commode chair those straining knobs would make sense. :-)
Doh, I did not see spring's post or I'd have saved my ammunition.
Now I can actually see a picture, I can see it is a quill pen cutter. I have had a few over the years....
In the home of these things I'd call it a toilet mirror....
Just beat me to it, I think it's a card from a19th. C card came on a par with top trumps crossed with Trivial Pursuit.
I have to agree with obb.
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If it has to be bamboo it could be the root knob at the base of the bamboo shoot, sometimes you see bamboo walking canes where the root base has...
Probably bronze. Do not polish it. Not that it's any great treasure, in my opinion, just that to have any chance, bronze stuff needs a bronze patina.
As for the scarcity, they are not common but they appear to be in pretty well worn condition which would mean they had very modest numismatic...
Some blokes in a shed somewhere. Or some other blokes with the same name.
I have had one called Diamond Beam for 20 years. I think it cost about 30 quid and works fine. They all need a steady hand to use, notably on...
To be a good seller youn need to have a buyer's head on.
Those terms and conditions are a mixture of deterrents and misconceptions, combined with unenforceable nonsense. The biggest own goal is the...
Those feet will be cut to ribbons before she gets off those rocks.
Near enough for me. It's got Wales in it anyway. But who knows what the Australian market is like for this sort of thing.
The muses are legendary and that's the leg end.
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