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By yviator, 6 May, 2008

1891 Silver Dollar and 1851 half dime

Category
Coins and Currency
Condition
Excellent
Description

1891 silver dollar and 1851 half dime.

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By brendarosen, 6 May, 2008

grape motif candy dish

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Condition
Mint
Description

Porcelain gold embellished candy dish, with grapevine motif

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By brendarosen, 6 May, 2008

cherub candy dish

Category
Glass
Condition
Mint
Description

Depression glass, goldleafed, cherubs, 3 section, covered candy dish

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By SKYERHEW, 5 May, 2008

small urn or pet urn

Category
Other
Condition
Excellent
Description

on the very bottom of the marble base it appears to have been chiseled out in the center and there is a nut affixed to a long thin piece of metal which holds and screws all seven pieces together.  Inside the urn portion on the 'lid'...it looks like it is 'painted' gold and has letters that look like the old times new roman font stamped into the metal.  It is not in a straight line and the spacing is not equal.  It appears to be ' L  E  R  I   A '

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By cardena4, 5 May, 2008

victrola

Category
Music and Music Instruments
Condition
Good
Description

THIS VICTROLA WAS OWN BY RICH PEOPLE DOWN IN BOGOTA COLOMBIA IN EARLY 1900'S

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By SweetSentimentz, 5 May, 2008

Pie Safe

Category
Furniture
Condition
Good
Description

I wish I knew something about this piece in order to help find the value but I really don't. It was built around the 1850's as far as we have been told. The panels on the bottom part are made out of wood, not the usual tin.

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