6 inch wide and about 2 inches deep. The mark on the base is pretty clear and I wonder if anyone can read it? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
They would be very short bottles, and there is no way of locking the lid, which is an essential part of a tantalus. I think the wood might be...
Noticed my double picture, meant to post this one, not that it helps much [ATTACH]
No wire holes.
Well found. I doubt if my odd one is worth much, then.
THe tambour front has to have somewhere to slide into, that is why the right side is thicker, looked at from above, and this extra thickness...
They both appear to be lady's size watches, which are fairly common and generally sell for about the gold metal value. They have Swiss barred...
I'll go for Will Scarlett. Dognose is transitional from trefid to hanoverian, and Britannia silver at this time.
It is an English fusee lever watch of typical style for the period, C.1870. Value depends on mechanicalcondition and the market where you are.
Material, size, do they open, pictures of top and underside, and any provenance all help.
The shelf clocks, first look. By Brewster, Ansonia Brass co, Ansonia clock Co, New Haven clocks, Jerome and Seth Thomas. [ATTACH]
I thought I could see 'stadtish-' but it now looks more like 'stadt sch??' The picture is easier to read than the original object.
This thing is brass, heavy and almost 3 feet high. Seems to be oldish is all I can say. [ATTACH] No marks anywhere, of course.
The only readable mark is the maker's mark, but that might be enough to date it. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The mark is a style typical of...
This box is about 20 inches long. It is wood with inlay and the lid has brass fancy work let into a slightly lower area. The odd thing is that...
About 4 inches dia, by 1/3 inch thick. Possibly 16th C and I think I can make out one word, German for 'of the city'. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Brass studded boards, some loss at start and finish, tear to map of Caanan, relatively late as the King James version had been published 3 years...
This is about a foot across, red earthenware, the lid is not a real lid, just part of the body. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Any...
No idea at all about this. I do not imagine a single apaulette is all that desirable. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
One of my favourite finds, a pair of percussion pocket pistols, English made, Birmingham proof, turn off barrels (one numbered to match breech...
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