Thisis a bracelet featuring three heads, ornately detailed, with tiny blue gemstones that are pave set.

I believe it to be silver from the feel and appearance, but there are no marks. That would suggest it predates the marking of silver on jewelry.

It is seven inches long, and about 1 inch wide atthe widest.

The heads suggest different cultures, one looks almost Mayan, one Polynesian, and the other Hindu.

The stones are facted, tiny, bright blue and apppear to me to be geuine sapphire - the surfaces are unscratched but the edges show wear. Two are missing.

This bracelet measures 7" long, and appears to be brass or copper witt enameled flags. Some of the flags appear to be Alphabet Flags used by the navy, but many are not, and at least one is the Nazi flag, whiile another features a smaller swastika.

I believe this to be pre- WWII, when swastikas were actualt used on some USA items.

There are fourteen flags in all.

This was acquired in a box-lot of militaria, all dating to WWII. It was mostly USA Army and Marine, but included some pre-Nazi German artifacts dating to the 1920's and 30's.

I have an Item that weighs about 25 pounds and is solid wood and is round and about an inch thick.  Its is approximately 2 and a half feet in diameter.  I could not find any dates or names.  On one side of the item is plain wood and the other is an egyptain style picture created with inlays of different items, for example brass, or shell and other metals.  I just need to know what it is and if it is worth anything.  Your help is appreciated.

Thank You,

Hello everyone,

truth to be told I have no idea what is this all about, I've been into the museum and they have told me that this is something that was dressing part of European rich people in early XVIII century and I don't know nothing more about it. I know it's quite heavy and looks really really nice...

Can you please let me know if you have any other information about it?

Thank you for your time!

 I am trying to figure out the value of this china cabinet, Looks new, no scratches or dents, but does not have the glass shelves.

I am trying to determine what my antique Hanover Passier "Schultheiss" dressage saddle is worth. This saddle was built in April of 1968 and the serial number is 131 749. It is Havana-brown, has a seat size of 17", an extra wide tree of KE 29 cm (11.4 inches), and no gusseted panel. This saddle is in very good condition for its age. The only thing it would need is 1-2 stitches put in very front of the left side of the saddle as they have come loose, but this in no way effects the saddles use. You can't even tell they are missing when the saddle is on a horse, and only slightly noticeable when its just sitting on a saddle rack (see first photo). This is a very beautiful saddle, the leather is soft and supple, and there are no major blemishes. It comes with stirrup leathers and irons as well. This saddle new was over $3000 and these saddle are known to be the top of the line, lasting forever if they are taken care of.