GES.GESCH brought up this. https://www.aboutww2militaria.com/nsdap-memebr-badge-ges-gesch.html [IMG]
[ATTACH] A little bigger
[IMG] @Houseful photo. (I just clicked on the photo and when it enlarged I could copy it)
Welcome Geekgal Excellent first post. I have no clue, but hopefully someone will know.
The handle at the top is very nice, so you can move it from place to place.
Here is a post about using an android phone. Perhaps it may help...
Sure you needed it. :):):) I tell myself the same thing. The grain on the back is very nice.
Welcome prefires. Nice table.
Good deal. Tell us what happened. Inquiring minds want to know :)
Gasp!
Kyra. Thanks so much for this. Since I don't sell jewelry, I didn't have this concept in my mind. Kiko
After a lot more searching, I am now convinced that this is similar in many regards to a Barovier piece, especially the use of "gold" flakes...
If I were you, I would try to sell them with their true identity, as described by @kyratango and @Any Jewelry before sending them to be melted. I...
Thank you Fig. :):)
Thank you very much Joy. I love it to.
Okay I'll try that. I tried seashell for hours. Thanks very much
Here is an wikipedia article about the princes of Orleans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princes_of_Orléans
You know I will. :):):):):):):):):)
Yeah. That's good. I tried for hours and didn't get close. It appears they are attributing to Barovier. Thanks so much.
I found a second heavy, beautifully-made, art glass piece yesterday, but I have been unable to come even close searching for information about it....
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