Featured Finds Thread

Some razors and strops but mostly blades, she has about twice as many as shown here.

 

Wow!!!

That will make a great display for them.

 

I agree but it's not a very deep cabinet, it might be a challenge to put in a shelf in that doesn't hide or cast too much of a shadow over the bottom layer.

 

True. Glass won't help much if covered.
I'd put a nice shelf or shelves in it with skirts to hide bar or puck lights.
Staying black is it?

 

And I was thinking, "There is ... nothing good ... I can say about that picture."


edit - referring to the last picture of komo's monkey find or I guess the one that found him ...

 

@anundverkaufen, your wife has a pretty NEAT collection!!!!!

 

@komokwa, on seeing the monkey, my first thought was he/it looked like one of the monkeys from The Wizard of Oz movie!!! At least as I remember..........

 

I'd say 'sharp'.

 

I think it's a white face Capuchin.......
My wife thinks it's a Klingon !!

& I'm sorry , but here we always ask for photo's from all sides...and all marks to help us with an accurate description .....
The item is in perfect condition but there's a small hole in the body......& I didn't put it...where it is !!
At least it's not anatomically correct.....so no Tallywacker & plums !!!

Meanwhile , no Pottie has provided any confirmation that it is in fact cheap Chinese gift ware.....???

 

A big shout out to 916Bulldogs123 for my latest acquisition. He had posted this atomizer asking for input on age and a few private message back and forth and it is now destined to find it's way under our Christmas Tree (a present for the Mrs)

I have a couple months to see if I can find a suitable replacement for the damaged puffer thingy

1920's Richard (Loetz) Atomizer

 

Something like that?
http://aupaysdessenteurs.com/achat-...echange-atomiseur-vaporisateur-de-parfum.html

 

@kyratango

More like this (The one on the left)

 

I'm not a glassie, but I'd have bought that too.

Today I did score a Hopi narrow cuff bracelet, maker's name Guy Josytewa; apparently the last name is fairly common among Hopi. I found several other smiths with the same name. The thrift I found it in had a vintage copper cuff next to it for more money.

 

Random shot. I found the mark on an NA jewelry mark site.

http://www.art-amerindien.com/signature_bijoux_amerindiens.htm

 

no antique but I love this clock

 

I like that too. Very Halloween!

 

Resin?

 

Dunno either, but neat for Halloween!!!!!

 

i bought a stone tool from a native friend , he said it has been in the family for 1000 years or maybe he just said it was a 1000 years old hehe something like that , now he moved to saskatoon .

 

WOW!
THOSE are a bunch of OLD farts!!!!