The first looks like it might be a leg off some furniture piece.
The soldering looks recent. Probably hobbyist stuff.
On an item like this, the bottom can give a clue even if it is unmarked.
How would a piece like that have been worn?
Doesn't look cut at all... looks chipped.
Never heard of this, but look at the variety out there!
You need an ordered mind to handle that.
Looks like a light meter for photography - measuring light levels, determining exposure settings.
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@Ex Libris is currently using an avatar that seems to resemble the mark.
First example of children drawing on walls.
They say low to the ground and may have been made by children... perhaps these are also the first record of toys.
We do what we can. Received a book from the UK today. Sent airmail March 23.
Chrome over plastic, yes. A mirror finish. Sadly, I did not photograph it.
It looks to me rather as if an original inscription was in sufficiently erased before adding a more recent one. Is the purity indicated?
That's a real dog's breakfast of a design.
They're remarkable.
These may be the porcelain tea sets of barware. All those tea sets from the '50s and '60s, nicely made, very pretty, and all in immaculate...
I'd have bought it. For me, it's always a question of the shipping cost - weight isn't much, but they're quite bulky. I did have another -...
There's an old thread that discusses them, but adds very little: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/some-kind-of-drink-pump.31372/#post-415254...
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