There are certainly enough gizmos for jewelry - purity testers, carat assessors - who knows what. There's also a thingy for spotting...
You'll want to wrap each one of those nuts and bolts in tissue so they won't be damaged. And don't forget to label them!
I don't think it's Sevres. It lacks the quality, the finesse. (And, for what it's worth, I've seen straight sided cups like this called 'cans'.)
Usually, it means it's a copy.
So people in Dover-Foxcroft... not big opera fans?
The original is by Petrus Christus, c1449 http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/459052
I found this: http://www.justanswer.com/antiques/6bdy8-square-serving-plate-wedgwood-impressed.html If it has the impressed initials TA, that...
It can't be 1894 and Edwardian. I suspect that price is a dream.
My aunt had one of those dodo birds. She had the little wooden monkeys, the lion with rope mane, all kinds of stuff in that style. When her...
Absolutely love it! Sell it as folk art.
The book is saturated with Bloomsbury connections. Grant, well respected in his own right, was part of that circle as was the critic Roger Fry....
Need a really sharp, clear, very close close up ti hazard a guess on what type of picture or print it might be. I can't see a problem with...
Happy you're enjoying the stamps. Relieved they arrived!
Could it be a sandcasting form? Flywheel for a heavy press? @springfld.arsenal
I think its raku.
Yes. It's from the Hunger Games.
I'd say call it a tazza, but I don't think that helps. I called a something a tazza once, and no one even looked. Why do you call it a Hovercraft?
Merletto? I have a piece of Sklo that has embedded lines. My ID says the Harrtil line, designed by Milan Metelak and Milos Pulpitel and...
It's odd on that scale thing that the holes are so irregular. Or are they just showing a lot of wear (drag to the left)?
The bone handled thing might be an ink scraper (eraser).
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