All the above. I think German "novelty" knife rest, circa 1900. Elves/gnomes/pixies are a perennial favorite with collectors. great little item!
Greg...I got a Fulper blue crystalline 3" candle stick for ten bucks at an estate sale yesterday. Even in the present market I was happy with...
I would call it nothing but a tea caddy. I think early too. Sweet little piece.
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Yes, but he wants a 5% finders fee!!! Well he sure EARNED it. That's a killer banjo, love it.
I'm with Brad. It LOOKS absolutely right as rain and it's a gorgeous bold piece, but I just HAVE to give that...unusual mark at least a moments...
The pattern is very unusual. I've always liked this type C&S. Had dozens of 'em over the years. I've never seen this very striking pattern before....
Welcome! It's great to be interested in antiques at such a young age. I started early and, if nothing else, it kept me out of trouble. When my...
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The painting I posted above, titled "Benefits Supervisor," sold for $33.6 million at Christie's, New York in 2008. That was the highest price ever...
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I'm seeing some type of flex shaft drill or tool also. I've never seen a cable shutter release quite so robust and elaborate, even on professional...
Brad, the dug up Coppertone vase was on the Antiques Roadshow. Older lady said she saw the frog sticking out of the ground when she was younger....
Sounds like a "cat's whisker" radio. Neat early set-up. No battery needed. The radio signal alone was the source of power. They probably wrapped...
I'd just pass.
Look's like the leg was lost a LOOONG time ago and the wound has "grown in" over the years. Of course...that's impossible.
It sure can't hurt to tighten the screws.
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