Dare I say, it's becoming top flight?! :joyful: Not sure I've ever seen anything for sale by the first seller that was not priced in the...
They are both the Muse Urania, as I remember, after a gem by Giovanni Pichler, as is stated about this one. My usual reference web site is down...
The green stone could be a tourmaline.
The vase or the beers?
You do, once you know to look. Thanks for filling in the picture! :joyful:
Think they were hoping to do a little uninterrupted canoodling.
Yeah, you can see this: [ATTACH] And you can see this: [ATTACH]
A poorly carved Psyche. Bad Athenas are more like this: [ATTACH]
He confirmed it is silver: This one is gold, although marked as 12K, not 18K as seller asserts: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
See post #13558. :happy:
In this case, maybe they were helping, by removing a big knife out of the way.
Maybe the cast metal parts were made in Spain but the wiring was done by a an IBEW electrician?
Not sure this is completely helpful, but it's a start.
Correction: date letter is H, 1933/34 (1352 in the Islamic calendar). I'm not sure the Egyptians have realized they were ever dead. Unglazed...
Hilliard & Thomason, 1894?
That's just it, I was trying to think in terms of breeds that would have been popular when the pin was made. And if you've ever seen the movie...
Awww, give them both a hug from me.
Second time she has come up today: Psyche.
Suppose it's possible it's a Bakelite Terrier & not a kennel club recognized breed.
One of the biggest beasts I've ever met up close & personal was a giant schnauzer. They do not yap. At that size, not sure they feel the need to...
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