Certainly pewter, probably pre-WW1. No marks at all? I'm not sure you'd want an open flame under a pewter pot?? Fill a paper bag with water and...
Just seen the second lot of pictures. Forget any figures I mentioned, or remember them to the extent that this lot probably stacks up about the...
I wish I could see what you have, a bit better. Have you illustrated everything or just a sample? It looks much like a couple of well worn...
Compare this with a brand of costume jewellery with a Celtic look called 'Miracle'. The Miracle stuff is quite popular at $10-20 or so, for the...
I think you are right about the Napoleonic war, there are certainly three captured French fourth or fifth rate ships, of the correct general...
Probably 9 carat. It does look like a Victorian ring and many small items were unmarked. (or may have been resized) Since it seems to be a...
In the 20th.C. there has been a persistent vogue for 'Dickensian' style illustration around Christmas time for tins of biscuits and boxes of...
Looks like a caricature in the manner of the Vanity Fair prints by 'Spy' and others.
Welcome to the board.Oddly enough I think I have a 19th C map of Nigeria in my shed somewhere.
Size matters and it's probably my eyes but I cannot make out anything but blurry brown shapes in the picture.
The pictures are so confusing it is not really possible to get anything from them. Strive for clarity and focus, not clutter. Although generally...
It is marked with suitable marks for Switzerland, Germany and USA and at the time would be passable in Britain. The Swiss were still using 935...
Some of the medal ribbons despite their dilapidated state resemble some British ribbons, such as the India General Service, and the 1945 Victory...
A close up of the medal ribbons would make it possible to decide if they were a possible real group or just fruit salad.
I'd certainly agree with that but I'd widen it to include Ratners, H Samuel and their ilk. In olden days (1980s) for me, I'd flog these cheap...
They say '9ct' if you wanna be nitpicky, but I was always taught kt = karat = gold purity. ct = carat = diamond size. And these ain't diamonds....
They should say 9ct, not 9 K, they must be mostly British as only Britain uses 9 Carat gold. It is typically abbreviated 9C or 9ct. Gold front...
My grandmother has told me that the antique shop owner said it was a limited edition collectible when they bought it in 1964 in Devon. Spent 3...
If it is for a camera I suspect it would be for an early field camera,(half or quarter plate) not a box camera. The slide part could serve as a...
Penny plain and twopence coloured.
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