The estimate looks cheap, they'd be a good buy for a bit of target practice or plinking at that price, since the odd misfire would not be of any...
The Mauser and the Mannlicher rifles were Wehrmacht issue in WWII, some GI probably grabbed that box as a souvenir of a trip to Europe, and they...
They have to be pretty rare unused in the original packaging, but that sort of thing is so legally tied up here there is no effective market. My...
Can you manage some decent pictures.
That's exactly the kind of perspective I was thinking you might be able to provide, AF. And do say hello to the Queen for me. ;):p Nearest I can...
PS Unfashionable or worn items would suffer the same fate as any household objects, they'd be recycled, given away or sold or stuffed in the...
Oh, yeah, all the old dead British nobility were dear, dear chums of mine. :-) As for your heraldic bits and pieces, it was the usual practice to...
Looks like a small okimono rather than a huge netsuke. I don't see any cord holes.
It is all Greek to me. The IoXo (or whatever the o shaped letters are) is presumably the equivalent of INRI (Jesus Nazareth King Jews in latin)....
It's something very modern because of the way the brand name defaces the design. It dates from the 'Marketing is more important than aesthetics'...
Looks like a decorator piece. The yards are comically exaggerated, the pennant is inappropriate, it looks like a romanticised version of a grain...
As a style, 'Victorian' furniture died out before Victoria did. The late 19th C saw the blossoming of Arts and Crafts, Aesthetic and the...
Looks as if it is gold plated. If it is naked brass, then lacquered, because it shows no atmospheric discolouring at all, which on untreated brass...
It is relatively modern so no need to go fishing around in Victorian/Edwardian table practices. I'm older than that vase and I'm plumping for vase.
It ;looks like a poster for an exhibition, or more accurately, a reproduction of one. There are heaps of Miro works listed here....
Looks like elm. I'd say it is for anything that it works with. Handmade country stuff. Shame about the crack.
They were women who believed in the Nazi party. Or, to be fair,did what their husbands told them, or were forced by peer pressure to appear to...
It has a sort of medieval look about it, some revival piece since it is unlikely to be 14th C. I can't see a civilian wearing anything so big so...
The brooch with the hair is clearly late 19th C as is the one next to it. In general, tiny diamonds are not worth anything significant, and...
To me it looks like a routine late 19th C. landscape, 1875 is quite believable and I'd catalogue it as 'British School, 1875' although since it is...
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