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england-5

ANTIQUE CLOCKS and COLLECTABLE CLOCKS
by england-5( 1585)
Antique clocks The term " Antique " does cover a very large grey area as to date of manufacture or origin of any clock. Personally I would class antique as before 1920. Antique clocks come in a very large...
Tags: clock | fusee | antique clock | timepeice | bracket
339 of 379 people found this guide helpful
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jerusalem-time

English Pocket Watches and Escapements
by jerusalem-time ( private )
English 18th and 19th century pocket watches can be classified into several basic types, and this short guide aims to guide you through the many types available and the various pitfalls and mistakes to avoid...
Tags: Fusee | Verge | Lever | Duplex | Cylinder
212 of 227 people found this guide helpful
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owena31

Infantry Regiment badges - How to spot the fakes
by owena31( 1224)
A guide to help you spot the blatant fakes. However there remain a huge number of fakes made which are indistinguisable from the originals but hopefully this guide will help to identify the obvious copies: ...
Tags: cap badge | headdress badge | regiment badge | infantry badge | military badge
167 of 179 people found this guide helpful
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cleveland-bay

Hunting Horns - Real or Reproduction?
by cleveland-bay( 1586)
With the plethora of "hunting horns" offered on Ebay, the uninitiated may wonder which ones are real and which are fake. I note there are a lot of traders on Ebay trying to pass reproductions off as real...
Tags: hunting | horn | foxhunting | fox
159 of 174 people found this guide helpful
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placedelagrave

NEW SILVER HALLMARKS 1999.
by placedelagrave( 2437)
Many people seem unaware that silver, like gold has different grades and qualities. Gold has an easy to read numerical hallmarking system: 9, 14, 18 and 22 carat. Silver now has a numerical hallmarking...
Tags: solid silver | hallmarks | photo frame | makers mark | antique
132 of 141 people found this guide helpful
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tradingtreasure

19th & 20th Century London Sterling Silver Makers
by tradingtreasure( 484)
List of some 19th/20th century makers This list has been produced to assist in the identification of possible makers. Once a name has been identified as a possibility then a search on the web may reveal a...
Tags: solid silver | makers marks | london | antique | hallmarks
108 of 119 people found this guide helpful
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gammon_joint

Moorcroft Seconds and Spotting Them
by gammon_joint( 619)
Moorcroft is curently a top contender in the world of collectables and understandably so. As with all popular areas in the field of ceramics, the buyer has to be on their toes with regards to buying second...
Tags: Moorcroft Seconds | Moorcroft | Moorcroft Marks | Second Quality Moorcroft | William Moorcroft
102 of 106 people found this guide helpful
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lizguapa

FAKE ART NOUVEAU ENAMEL JEWELLERY AND HOW TO SPOT IT
by lizguapa( 734)
I have noticed that ebay has a number of sellers who are knowingly selling reproduction art nouveau style enamelled jewellery as original. This will give some guidance on how to spot it.Hallmarks Most but not...
Tags: Art nouveau | silver enamel | enamelled | jewellery | Horner
76 of 84 people found this guide helpful
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owena31

Cap badge Makers marks
by owena31( 1224)
There are a rash of fake makers marks out there. First of all: JR Gaunt London were a reputable firm and about 1941 or so they did have a JRGaunt London mark on the sliders of some of their cavalry and...
Tags: cap badge | army badge | yeomanry
62 of 65 people found this guide helpful
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peterharris120

Renaissance wax - Probably the finest polish available
by peterharris120( 624)
What is 'Renaissance Wax' and why should I buy some? Renaissance wax polish was originally formulated on the British Museum research laboratories in the early 1950's, in response to a discussion...
Tags: knives | sculpture stonework | musical instruments | coins | wood surfaces
53 of 59 people found this guide helpful
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