the watch is gold with a light blue cover on the rectangular face. there are some numbers on the back: 025217 and it also says 10k gold filled, bulova, 48. i was curious how much this could be worth.
Colonial gold wooden picture frame with picture on back has brass box certirying that this is a 1935 family heirloom photo of Mary Duran to be passed on to future generations as a priceless heirloom
This item looks like a figurine when viewed from the front but there appears to also be a 1 - 1 1/2 inch opening behind the female figure where you could insert long stem flowers. The piece looks very similar to one I viewed on the Internet which depicted a woman sitting atop a scalloped shell base holding a jug. That particular piece was circa 1905 and signed by the artist Hampel. While I have no such signature the coloring, tone, use of gold leaf and overall depiction of the female look very similar. The markings on the bottom have the pink (actually almost red) triangle with the acorn and the E.
This piece comes from the St. Louis side of my family and was quite possibly purchased in St. Louis around the time of the world exhibition of 1904.
The basket is woven wire with woven wire scrolling. The photo should tell most of the story. If nothing esle, it would be nice to know approximate vintage and how to best describe it.
