The back on the last one is probably 1950s from the V shape. The second one: is it me, or is it missing its faux pearls? I'd bet it had some...
Holy hairy paw feet. I can't help, but they do make great bookends.
He may have been a Napoleonic Wars veteran in that case. It would make sense of the knee-breeches.
The red stone looks like a lab-created ruby, which fits because I'd say 1970s birthstone ring. Maybe 1980s. Lab-created stones in those were...
I'd say definitely a studio portrait, maybe 1850-ish? If he's a really old guy, he might be someone who fought in the Revolition if it's American.
These were white hot about 30 -40 years ago. They may have made the stand at the time. The bottom fell out of the market evetually and I have no...
I don't think those bracelets are celluloid. The material looks wrong.
Some people collect it because the Nazis had cool tech at the beginning, way ahead of its time. Some collect because it's history. Some people,...
I'd still be a reseller if I'd gotten those prices. They cater to the 1% who aren't affected as much by political shenanigans. File under:...
If it was in the USA, the Metropolitan Museum of Art gift shop would sell repros, or have the design on jewelry.
They're a visual reminder and don't take much space. I still have my dad's. My cousin has Grandpa's WWI medal.
The bracelets look like "white cinnabar"...yukyukyuk. I've seen it sometimes; it's a modern material, no idea what it really is, made to be...
Beautiful building. I couldn't live there unless the bucket truck lived there too, to lift me up to the balcony. In university I used to run two...
The sterling and enamel brooch probably is 50s. The Swedes and others were still using the tube hinge sometimes well past WWII and the 925 mark...
It's in bad taste to sell medals that are engraved with a name, especially. That generally means the person died. That said, if there's no family...
1st Dibs is usually dreaming. The colors are kinda sorta flow blue era and kinda sorta imari, and country of origin for most European pottery...
The top one could be 1920s, but we really need to see the back. The Czechs did some enameling like that, but so did lots of other countries. If...
I'd be thinking Chinese based on the designs and the footrim, but don't ask me if it's 1970s, 1920s, 1820s or 1420s.
The box is much happier now.
The chain could easily be silver in dire need of cleaning. I'd take a sunshine cloth to it too. The beads could be galaith.
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