They are carved so obviously they come in different forms and quality.
Similarity to ornaments on this Henri II mirror seems obvious to me... [img]
My finds of yesterday; [img]
Very nice! French or Belgian to me, around 1880; I would say.
yes it is a child's toy, at the size of a child.
Thank you (...and a bit of luck, from time to time ;-))
And this 30 cm high altar; [img]
Just managed to get this one for a fair price at a auction (it is a 1960 Triang) [img]
Thanks, most are marked. Just the last one doesn't bear any...
By looking at the pic! One can evaluate the measurement (sometimes!!) :)
Looks all good to me! But not sure it is a bugle, seem longer then the bugles I know. First of all it would be good to know what the inscription...
Some are, mostly medals. The bigger ones contains medal groupings to one person or family. The lighter cabinet contains buttons. Every draw looks...
Just a temporary set up! Didn't wanted to leave the collection in boxes when we moved, and got what ever I had to put at display. Next week we...
The terra cota is a unidentified officer of the Garde Civique, sort of Dad's army for Britain, and National Guard for the US. Those units had been...
No DLV dagger (yet!!) in the collection, must be the first LW model, you see. If you mean the helmet on the left, that is a Flemish piqueneer...
Please be careful with the medal site I see mentioning twice here! They are well know for mixing false and originals....:confused:
The store is down stairs! When it get's in the man cave it (normally) doesn't come out, anymore ;-)
OMG! I hate it when people come in and want to try on a helmet, ...or play with the blades!! ;-)
They will be exposed on a plexi stand in my man's cave; [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Thank you, yes the four smaller badges; are.
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