You have some nice boxes there. I especially like the one Marie just asked about, plus the one that sort of looks like a pine cone shape and the...
Glad to get a refresher on Marghab. I think intuitively I'd pick something like this up at an estate sale because they look so finely done, but I...
Yeah, that signature is hard to make out. Sorry you've been so ill the last few months. Sending a good thought your way for better health.
@NewEngland I love them too. They have some older styling that doesn't look faked. Please report back if you learn anything off site.
So interesting!! I also think you made a good purchase. Don't know if it's Kralik... hopefully someone here can help! Following this post!
I would guess vintage at least. I like it! Can you post photo of the initials, or did I miss it above?
Looks like Marote got it! Nicely found! :singing:
Good eye spotting that Mirana! It cleaned up beautifully!
@Marko Definitely post this brooch under the "jewelry" forum if you haven't yet. It reminds me so much of brooches that have been discussed...
Those tiles are great!
Right! Thanks. :) These are great suggestions J Dagger. Thanks.
Nice haul. I especially like the one upper left in your last photo. Is it a small brooch? It seems really finely made. :)
Super helpful information SIS, thank you. :) I bet the $225 one went so high (as you mentioned, too) because of the California location. I...
This was 3 bucks and got it just because. I assume souvenir... early 1900s? Any name for this kind of thing? Any resale value in it's current...
Good suggestions above. The google lens can be a starting point, just realize it often links similar items for sale with their asking price....
Nice necklace! I can tell you that Japan was making highly desirable glass beads in the 50s/60s, great foil beads, lampwork, etc. Always...
100% concur with Debora's opinion on this. Limited value.
Wow, Brad. Love that!
Wow. "Fabulouso" as stated! Certainly looks like sterling. I agree with belt -- I (think) later than Arts and Crafts period. Not that this...
Thank you MOS and Kent. :) I am totally naive about how people used to up-scale plates. So a hobbyist would "air brush" a plate in a pattern?...
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