[ATTACH] Here was a photo of me trying to sort pieces out - I decided I needed a bigger table as these pieces were only what was on top in the...
Roc, when I was cataloging some expensive Chinese Huanghuali furniture, I was told by one of the dealers that you never want to see a screw or...
Evelyb30, yes I found that same mark on quite a few pieces that had Native American artists marks as well.
So this collection came from an old gemologist who traveled around the world and is is apparently well known in that field. She and her husband...
yep already figured those out with my gem tester. Thanks you! Never heard of Spectrolite but I see it is used to describe labradorite as well.
rainbow calsilica! Yep just did a search and that makes sense. Thank you! Does MOP often reflect some blues?
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I processed some labradorite yesterday but it was highly polished - is that what the 'rainbow' color stones are in the first picture? Those have...
So I have been given the fun task of cataloging over 200 + pieces of Navajo, Mexican, etc jewelry from a client for an upcoming Valentine's...
There were many copies/reproductions of the Staffordshire Terriers. They were original used as hearth spaniels or fireplace dogs and were King...
Looks like pineapple onyx
Hi George, unfortunately the foxing will make this a difficult sale. Braby only has 3 auction results which is what any auction house will use to...
Looks Japanese
Welcome JKharwood! Lovely waterfall seat circa 1900's.
[ATTACH] Here is one of the works that had the Publisher's blind stamp for Editions Denise René, Paris. This was a large work. Really a great...
I think the tripod elephant mask bowl is likely Asian - Japanese perhaps and possibly a brush washer.
the amber dolphin base lamp might be Westmoreland
I would check the signature with a loop because I have handled and sold a few Vasarely serigraphs and some were mass produced with what appeared...
So 'Carnival Glass' was made beginning around 1908 and had a salt spray treated finish to have an iridescent sheen - newer (reproduction) pieces...
It would be helpful to see a photo of the mark. There was a Taxco artist that used eagle head facing left. I want to say it was something like...
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