William Anderson and Wilbur Anderson both are in my Billie Hougart book under WA. The Wilbur mark is a linked WA and not consistent with this...
I think it’s glass as well. It was no where near $1800 for me but may have been when originally made. Pieces like this fetched much higher prices...
Here are a few other pieces plus an extra from my buy last week. I told @Any Jewelry I would post the rest when I got the chance, and today I...
Definitely fits with the other pieces I still need to get photos of. One is signed R Begay with the italic Sterling mark I see on a lot of NA...
Thank you for the information on the rings. I had no idea they were from that area, I was just told the previous owner had spent a lot of time in...
Unfortunately, there’s nothing there except a shadow.
You’re right on. The rings I think are Indian or central Asian. The bracelets are Indian, I think more souvenir grade than anything.
Himchal Pradesh kara/kada/makara and late 19th-early 20th century was where my investigation led me as well. I created another post here with...
I mentioned these in another post, @Any Jewelry asked for photos, so here they are. I have more to photograph, but they are in my antique booth....
Thank you. That is very similar. I guess I have another Internet rabbit hole to go down.
I just picked this up and am trying to accurately describe it. Please excuse the water spots. My grill was nearest well lit place on an overcast...
The bust looks like a modified, right facing Liberty in the style of braided hair cents struck 1839-1857. It would fit with the period that...
Thank you. Someone else posted the photo, but I did not see the listing. That is a lot for a little padlock.
In don’t think so on this one. The middle dial is tight against the That’s a pretty close lock, but I don’t think they were ground. I don’t...
I picked up this lock in a small pile of things from another dealer. It’s fairly small, about 1-1/2” in diameter. The two larger dials move...
The blade form looks like a liuyuedao, but the type that people actually used should have a slightly curved grip and would have a simple cap...
I did more research ginunting. Chisel ground edges are not uncommon in the western Visayas area. The best I can figure is it’s a Pinay ginunting...
Thanks for the help @Any Jewelry . @komokwa That Philippine blade shape does look very similar, but looks to have a V or maybe a convex grind...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I got this in a group with a couple other older edged weapons. Single ground edge, wooden guard,...
It’s kind of a guess, but there is a 1640s Chinese book written as an addition to Journey to the West called Xiyoubu where Sun Wukong is bewitched...
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