Yes, I knew the translation. I was going to peel the gold off to put in the scrap, but somehow could'nt bring myself to do it.
Please don't build your hopes up as to value. It looks transfer printed and not worth a lot. The value is in the memories of your grandmother.
The one on the left is gold mounted and no writing on it. The one on the right is silver mounted.
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Good call Davey. I thought it looked like a north african silver mark.
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Looks like you got some good buys there.
You just got ahead of me. It is a shame, but it is not rare. I have had many over the years.
Looks like a copy of the coronation anointing spoon. Lot made over the years.
Is it a desk seal?
I'm from the UK where a "backside" is someone's bottom. I was going to type a rude word but I did'nt want to offend your sensiblities.
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Also, check that they are all hand painted and hopefully signed. We have a collection and have seen ones with pictures stuck on which are good at...
If that is british, the reg design no shows the design was registered sometime between 1890-1894.
We have 2 in the garden as well. I believe they are to put a heater in to keep you warm in cold weather.
If you are researching it also use the word truncheon. You could also use tipstave.
I so want to be there.
In our loft you might even get a few dessicated mice as well.
So we need marmola tablets. They remove fat and leave no flabby wrinkles.http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,883413,00.html
Looks interesting. Also wondered why the fat woman hates society as well. Can you read it and tell us please? Somewhere in our attic is a record...
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