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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Silver mechanical pencil
« on: June 03, 2015, 12:35:30 am »
No, it doesn't have a spring. And no marking, either.
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Antique Questions Forum / Silver mechanical pencil
« on: June 02, 2015, 12:26:12 pm »
Hello!
I've had the luck to come upon this lovely mechanical pencil at an antiques shop whilst visiting Hungary, but as much as I've been browsing the internet for any information that could help me define the decade this has been made in, I haven't found much. There are some similar pens that have been made in the 1910s, though. But I hope there is someone in this forum with more knowledge on the matter. Please share any insights you have! I'd be forever thankful.
I've had the luck to come upon this lovely mechanical pencil at an antiques shop whilst visiting Hungary, but as much as I've been browsing the internet for any information that could help me define the decade this has been made in, I haven't found much. There are some similar pens that have been made in the 1910s, though. But I hope there is someone in this forum with more knowledge on the matter. Please share any insights you have! I'd be forever thankful.
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Need help with age and value of a bronze/nacre bracelet
« on: April 15, 2013, 08:13:03 am »
No, it isn't marked anywhere.
It feels pretty heavy, too. I doubt the guy from the shop really knows what he's selling, though. Everything in the shop was rather cheap. Books, candlesticks... I own some myself, they're pretty expensive here.
It feels pretty heavy, too. I doubt the guy from the shop really knows what he's selling, though. Everything in the shop was rather cheap. Books, candlesticks... I own some myself, they're pretty expensive here.
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Antique Questions Forum / Need help with age and value of a bronze/nacre bracelet
« on: April 14, 2013, 02:05:03 am »
Hello!
I have recently bought this bronze/nacre (?) bracelet at a local antiques shop. It wasn't too expensive, only about $10 (I bought it in Litas, since I live in Lithuania). It might be a copy, but the bronze looks quite old, and it kind of reminds me of art nouveau style.
I'd be very grateful if anyone could help me with the age of the bracelet, and how much it could really be worth.
(Sorry for my poor english skills)
I have recently bought this bronze/nacre (?) bracelet at a local antiques shop. It wasn't too expensive, only about $10 (I bought it in Litas, since I live in Lithuania). It might be a copy, but the bronze looks quite old, and it kind of reminds me of art nouveau style.
I'd be very grateful if anyone could help me with the age of the bracelet, and how much it could really be worth.
(Sorry for my poor english skills)
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