Greetings! You're not the first Aussie to wander in here, but maybe the first from the Blue Mountains.
If it was American I'd say late 1930s, but if this was exported to Australia I haven't a clue. It looks more Moderne than Deco to me, but a real...
It looks like "old green" and if so you can safely leave it alone. The bracelet looks Turkish or similar; that's not a European clasp.
Welcome Renate! A lot of us are Americans and the rest are from anywhere and everywhere. I don't think we've had another Norwegian join the crew...
That's a nice one.
Or just sell it to a "car guy" into old Nashes, or an old car guy into old tools. There are plenty of both.
People collect and hang paint by number paintings. Somewhere out there I bet someone has a wall of old rabbis!
It would make a nice random loose bead holder too. Too small for me of course!
Welcome! I'm a part time quilter and beader, so a kindred spirit. From a hot and humid Connecticut.
Looks like a decorator piece to me, but we'll wait for the experts.
It sure looks Chinese, but only the design looks old. The casting isn't as good as the old ones. Beyond that we'll have to wait for an expert.
Nice looking plate. If I were the OP I'd check the bottom of the candlestick next to it for silver marks. It looks like weighted sterling.
Greetings!
It seems happy as a plant stand too. With a piece of a piece like this it's less about what it was made for than what you can do with it. (I...
I sell on line and don't ship glass that won't fit safely in an 8x8x8 box, so I'm no help. Price depends a lot on where you are. It would sell...
I used to see similar paintings here all the time. Lots of local Jews had paintings like this in their homes; some may have been of real rabbis....
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My little pile of stuff from the antique store on Friday. I took in that bronze bowl, an airport art African statuette, may wine glasses, a...
If I found those in a craft jar I'd make off with it as fast as I could get my money out!
They're not junk; I'd restring them by themselves, probably knotting as I went.
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