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stwillia76

Kentucky

At present I have Depression Glass, Muranos and some Pattern Glass. I've just started doing this and Im trying to learn patterns and how to detail my finds. Any helpAt present I have Depression Glass, Muranos and some Pattern Glass. I've just started doing this and Im trying to learn patterns and how to detail my finds. Any help will be appreciated. (Read more)

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The Most Hideous Decanter Ever - Bottlesin Bottles
3 months ago
Old Pencil Shaped Pencil Container - Advertisingin Advertising
6 months ago
Ugly As Sin Vintage Corocraft Pin Brooch Amber Center Stone Dangling Pearls - Costume Jewelryin Costume Jewelry
10 months ago
The Most Hideous & Weird Pin Brooch Ever - Costume Jewelryin Costume Jewelry
12 months ago
Gold Bracelet With Swastika And Large Rhinestone - Goldin Gold
2 years ago
WCW Nitro Card 22kt Gold Goldberg - Cardsin Cards
2 years ago
Antique Ward 18 Communist Union Chicago Pin - Medals Pins and Badgesin Medals Pins and B…
2 years ago
Vintage Don't Know What It Is Thingy - Costume Jewelryin Costume Jewelry
2 years ago
Rare New York Yankees Pin Back Pin Button Bat Behind Yankee Hat 3 3/8" Diameter - Medals Pins and Badgesin Medals Pins and B…
2 years ago
Beautiful Tigers Eye Medusa Adjustable Ring - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
2 years ago

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  1. Still kind of curious as to what the creature is in back. Some kind of bird, turtle? And do you think that the vegetation on the side could be a palm tree or a flower? Seems this decanter had it all g...
  2. Well thanks for the comments. I'm sure it is new-ish. I think I will keep it around the house to amuse my wife, NOT. ROFL
  3. I couldn't find the Coro Craft mark that is on this brooch. I wish it were real gold. What a great Christmas it would be. lol
  4. Well maybe it isn't ugly. It is big, gaudy and heavy. I'm not a woman but it seems that a brooch this big and heavy will always be problematic.
  5. It is not so little. It is 3 3/8" in diameter. That's approximately 8.5 cm. So it is the size of Texas
  6. Yep, that's it. Seems mine is missing Saturn. The star is mounted behind the sun. So it will be worthless missing these pieces. I only paid $2 for it but got some fun put of it, lol.
  7. It was bought from a little African American's estate sale. This lady wore furs and such. This piece was so totally out of character. I believe it has some age and not made as a Steampunk. Maybe it's ...
  8. Lucky to fine a fine piece like that. Suomilianen lasi kiipis
  9. I had most of my Matchbox and Redline Hotwheels solen in a shipping container. I did not realize until then when I had to value them. I was excited to get a lot of cash back but those were mine and I ...
  10. I was told this bracelet was most likely Eastern European, possible even German or Austrian, probably before 1930. As far as the Swastika it is a good luck kind. Nazis used a more tilted symbol. Is th...
  11. I was told this bracelet was most likely Eastern European, possible even German or Austrian, probably before 1930. As far as the Swastika it is a good luck kind. Nazis used a more tilted symbol. Is th...
  12. After two years I looked at this watch again. I was amazed that the back of the watch was off. I was unable to get the back off and could not identify this watch. Well now it is opened and guess what....
  13. That's what I thing. Buddha or Hindu. My guess it is Thai. I'm just guessing by the look and feel of the thing.
  14. Hello, It looks like a trench watch. The only way to know is to get the movement number from the inside. Open the back and that will tell you everything you need to know
  15. Thanks Antique. Yes I got a bunch of interesting things from a jewelers estate in Florida. There are more things I need to get identified because I just can't do it myself. And thanks for the Chilea...
  16. I saw one of these yesterday at auction with tag but I can't remember the maker
  17. Well I will for sure. I kept coming back to this piece. I thought it was somehow special. Didn't really think it was South American. I was thinking Northern Africa. Where could someone get something l...
  18. It explains a lot. I got this piece from a jewelers estate. There are several South and Central American items there. It seems obvious that the person was in this area buy the other items. I have Guat...
  19. Wow thank you so much. It does look similar. I guess I need to test this for silver now. It weights 235 grams. Hard to believe someone lady could wear something like that but then again I don't see ho...
  20. It is not magnetic at all.
  21. I have my doubts too that it is silver. I have a tester but I can't seem to be able to really read the results. Maybe I am doing it wrong. I did not test this piece. It is well made and a wonderful ...
  22. Well I thought it could be something to do with a belly dancer. I also thought it could be something to do with a cape? I dont know
  23. Nah I'm all for a good time. Thanks a lot for all the info. I still don't know if I have a good investment or not, lol. I'd love to know when it was made.
  24. I have another one of a man carrying a woman on back. Same signatures. I am hoping these are not fake. I believe they are ivory or another kind of bone. You can see the grain. I was also hoping these ...
  25. I've looked at the article. Are the holes in the right place? I don't see any circles around the holes. It is signed? I still dont know if it is Japanese or Chinese. I'm more confused now lol.
  26. Hello. I have the piece in hand. I haven't look at the youtube yet. It is not hollow and the holes are connected.
  27. I have a lighter just like this. I'm fairly sure it is a Dunhill. I have a gold and silver one.
  28. This is a promo record. Not for sale DJ copy. I have seen one when I lived in Europe. Nice find. Promos are the first press of any record.
  29. I believe this was made between 1910 and 1923.
  30. Do you think it is Medusa? Or someone else? I keep looking at it and keep changing my mind, lol.
  31. I assume it is Medusa.
  32. Thanks a lot. So it is an 1820 Dutch Silver Knife with a Shagreen pouch from 1820. Thanks a lot. A fine treasure.
  33. Do you think the GR with an ax is the artist? These hallmark identifications are pretty iffy \
  34. 1820
  35. Looks like an 1829 L
  36. The knife and sheath are indeed a set. The shark skin sheath does have a silver top and bottom and is hallmarked with a hatchet or ax over a GR. The top hallmark on the knife can not be fully read but...
  37. Definitely a shark skin scabbard,
  38. Well thanks. The knife's blade is thin. I have no clue as to what it could be used for. It may even be a steak knife for all I know. Can't really say that the scabbard belongs with this piece. I thoug...
  39. Isn't it an Abu Garcia?
  40. This look very nice. Aren't they called end of day vases? That was usually the time when these artist used up the rest of the colors at the end of day.
  41. It looks definitely to be a mid century danish look. I want it, lol.
  42. You are most likely right. It is a nice piece. I was curious as to what the characters say. I'm sure it's something good like "Longevity" or "Luck" and not something like "Pull My Finger" lol.
  43. Could this have something to do with Pennsylvania?
  44. Hello. This may not be a hippo. Looks like a Finnish Muumi character. Muumi was an animation feature by Tove Jansson.
  45. I thought maybe the same thing. I have several English nurse pins. Just wonder maybe this is somehow related to the nursing? I love finding these strange pieces and trying to find the story behind the...
  46. I'm real curious how much you paid for it.
  47. I have one of these also. Bought it when I lived in Finland. Some fantastic designs from Finland. Also like the Nuutijarvi stuff but Iittala is by far the best.
  48. You are probably right. There have been several pins and stuff from the UK. Could it be some hospital thing? Or maybe it is a sweetheart thing. Still a nice piece.
  49. This is a very odd piece. I'm looking at it again. Is it inlaid? It almost looks like it is some kind of stone with gold art work
  50. Thanks for the advice. I was also curious. I put a powerful magnet to this piece. There was no attraction at all. If there was a base metal at all would that be attracted to magnet? I know brass is n...
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