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su etem prints or lithograpy?
Started Nov 8
old wood box with drawers 8"X11"X8"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Les Beyer Nov 9.
table lamp porcelain ?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Craig Phillips / B & C Emporium Nov 8.
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It's hard to judge the size of this without a reference but I think Craig is right. They were for sale a Pier 1 or Marshall's... some place like that, about 2 years ago. Some of them were darker, almost black, in color... and they had tons of them.…
Hi, there are millions of dolls. She looks European to me, maybe France or Germany, 1980-90s. Sometimes the name is on the back just below the neck. Might have to take her clothes off to see. Without a name there isn't much we can do.
hi!! would like to now age and value of thid doll, don't have no name or number written , porcelain parts are the chest and head one piece , hands and part of legs are also porcelain the other parts would thing are clothes type made
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would like to know age and value of this porcelain doll , what is porcelain is just her head and chest one piece , her hands and part of her legs. don't see no name or any writting on her. doll is kind of looking up
hi!! randy i am not an expert but i went online and help you look and i found this pages that you may want to check
seems like the same person , but i am not sure because you said it's signed M. modjeska and ican see in some of this pages they got p…
Face of setting looks like paste
Clasp on chain doesn't have a safety chain, which indicates paste.
It looks modern to me, especially the design of the setting holding the stone.
I am not a jeweler, My regards, Tom
first thing you need to do is look for any marker marks or numbers on the chain catch and also on the back or loop where chain attaches to the pendant.
See ya, Country Joe
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hi!! how you all are doing, hope having a good day!!! found this necklace at a garage sale and not sure if it's vintage or antique it has a pendant that i am not sure if it's silver and in the middle has a stone that is about 1" long pendant is abo…
That will tell how it was made, but not age, unless arc welded, and that could be a repair on a joint.
look about there are as many new artists doing work like this or fancier more detail than these nice pieces
Craig
Randi, it is hard, but you have to look for the correct wear, how things are put together, blacksmith will use a forge weld, most reproductions with use arc weld, 2 total different looks, it sometimes is a gut feeling we still use the hammer & anvil…
if the magnet sticks it isn't bronze, it is iron, cast and, or wrought
Craig
yes we did try the magnet and they do stick to it , we thinking that may me they can be cast iron?
thanks.
did you put a magnet to the arms to tell is bronze or not???
Craig
Decorative wrought iron is still being made today, very hard to tell age on this kind of stuff,
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