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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: artx on October 22, 2013, 06:42:52 AM
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hi all what do u think this toys worth?
1) is an old american tin toy, carousel plays
2)is Set of six old japanese toy cars, from the 60's,in original box.
thanks.
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They look mid 20th century. Can't see the carousel being that valuable
There should be a logo on the Japanese box or car
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the asking price for the carousel is 120$
and for the cars 130 $
is not too much ?
thanks.
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Is too much ?? Yes,, on cars !! Unless name brand !! Unmarked about $60.to $75. Can`t see the bottom of carousel to read it !! Pic is too small and won`t enlarge !!
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find something else to spend your $$ on....this stuff is junk....over here in the UK...these cheap tinplate cars...aka made in China..retail for £3.99...or $6 each when new...or $1..a piece when s/h....cheap tat....
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LOL ok i will pass on this lot.
thanks.
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well my less Q for this week :) is about this sterling silver SUGAR SHAKER.
is made in london in 1734,and is weigh 149 gr and 15 cm tall.
the asking price is 120$
how much this is worth ?
thanks.
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As long as it's not a marriage between cover and body - in the first picture it seems to lean ? Looks slightly odd but maybe it's the image.
Without being able to handle it and see the marks more clearly, i'd say about $200. Maybe a touch more
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are you calling it Sterling Silver...with a London hallmark...or does it say Sterling Silver on it.....for if it does say Sterling...then..it,ll be a first as i,m sure English hallmarked items do not say Sterling silver...I,ve no doubt Hawkeye..will correct me if i,m wrong....
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well this is what was the Description of the auction house.
I will ask them if there any mark that says sterling.
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that,s what i mean..if it says Sterling Silver...then...its not a London hallmark...Sterling is used to mark silver outwith the UK...
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oh ok now i got ur point.
:)
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oh ok now i got ur point.
:)
There are some hallmarks, and the date letter is correct. However, the marks need to be genuine so a better image is needed.
" Sterling silver " might just be the terminology used by whoever catalogued it. Lots of non British call it Sterling Silver when it comes from here without that being marked on the item
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its good to know that i did,nt put my muckle great foot in it....
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well here more 2 pictures,is very hard to take a good pic of the marks.
both Piece are mark.
hope this picture can help a bit more.
thanks.
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sometimes if you can,t get a good pic...try taking a pencil rubbing....
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Yep - nice hallmarks. I think the maker is Francis Spilsbury.
One of his pictured here. Nice, clean example in good condition and fetched £260. Depends on the overall condition of the one you've asked about
http://www.lawrences.co.uk/Catalogues/fs180111/lot0940-0.jpg (http://www.lawrences.co.uk/Catalogues/fs180111/lot0940-0.jpg)
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YEA this 1 in ur link looks really nice.
thanks guys. :)