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Richmond, VA USA

Can someone help me date this shield back chair? I'm trying to get it reupholstered but I don't want to do any damage if it is old. Need advance on how to proceed! I believe this is the original upholstery. It had been recovered at least 2 times. Thank you for any help you can give!

u/thelock1995 — 5 days ago
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Is this an old New England Property marker?

My boyfriend had a friend who was an antiques dealer who gave him this stone many years ago shortly before he passed away. He doesn't know anything about it, so I'm posting it here. Not sure where it came from, but probably Connecticut, Rhode Island or Massachusetts, USA. I believe it is white marble & It is engraved with C.F.A. Is it a property marker?

u/Last_Revolution_3447 — 11 days ago
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What is this worth? (England)

Hello! Theirs an awfully long story about how it got here but I don’t imagine it’s particularly relevant, just would like to know what this is worth! it’s a 0.5l Mettlach book spine stein, miners variant, and I can only find one sold listing online at 2100$ & no other listings, at all, not sure if I’m completely blind & hopeful, but would really appreciate someone letting me know if It could be at all what I’m hoping?

u/InformationNo4543 — 10 days ago
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Tiny little salt-glazed pot I found at goodwill today for $1.99. There’s something about it. Had to bring it home. Minnesota, USA.

u/tenglempls — 10 days ago

Does anyone know what this thing is? Found at a thrift store in United States.

Found this sterling silver thingy at a thrift store. Thought it was a book mark, but the way the arm sticks out would make the book close weird. The only other thing I could think of is a hair pin of some sort. Please help! Thank you.

u/Unable-Yam2973 — 10 days ago

Please help me find this coin purse for sale - United States

I’ve been trying to find one of these for forever and I cannot find one for sale anywhere.
It’s an old mechanical coin purse where the face actually opens its mouth and “eats” the coin when you push the ear. I’ve seen them called mechanical coin eating purses, German coin purses, etc. Some have the DRGM marking.
I’ve found a bunch of pictures and sold listings, but I cannot find one that I can actually buy right now.
Does anyone know where I could find one of these? I’m specifically looking for this face with the moving mouth.
I would really appreciate any leads.

u/Miiluvsss — 11 days ago
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Moving and thinking about taking my antiques with me (UK)

My family and I might be moving from the UK to China and our flat is full of antique furniture and other antiques that we would like to take.

I have done some research about how to do this but it is always better if you can talk to someone first hand and was wondering if any of you have done this?

Maybe not in the same way but maybe in a more commercial business way, that would also be helpful.

Thank you for reading and I hope to hear some interesting stories!!!!!

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u/UnicornCaveMan — 12 days ago
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United States/ Tx , Found in a local resale shop…

Hello , I found and bought this local thrift store. My husband and I found this trunk intriguing and fascinating.
We have no clue what era this is from. These are pictures I have now but can get more later. Does anyone know any details or what year it’s from or what it was for?
US/TX

u/tanham18 — 11 days ago