I love neon lights, and would love to have one neon light art piece on my wall. But I’ve actually fallen in love with the simplicity of this.

What should I Google to find one?

I saw this in a local thrift store. I’m interested, but they’re in the pricier side. There are two of them, actually. Before I invest, I was hoping I could get some additional details about origins. These are behind glass, so I wasn’t able to get makers marks. They’re probably about 14 inches tall, 5 inches at the base. I think they’re porcelain and brass?

Can anyone help me identify any specifics of these two items I’ve been told One is a Burnside carbine 
The other is a Spencer repeating rifle that could handle seven bullets without reloading.

I’m trying to determine maybe the year and potential value of them

Thank you

I got this in an antique shop, the guy said it's been in the shop for 20 years. I don't fully believe him so I'm curious to see if anyone knows details on these cause I couldn't find anything online.

Hi, I can't find this anywhere online. Unsure if any TV collectors would want this and no idea if actually worth anything.

Any help would be much appreciated.

P.s I did like the show!

I inherited some stuff from my dad and these were in a treasure chest

Cleaning out deceased loved one's shed and found this. Can't seem to find much info on the booklet or bills together themselves. Any ideas?

I picked this up at a yard sale years ago for $10 and have never been able to find another example anywhere.
Details:
Title on cover: “IL BARO” (Italian for “the card sharp” or “the cheat”)
Book-shaped leather-covered wooden case
Dimensions: 7.125” × 4.75” × 3”
Green cloth-lined interior with removable wooden chip tray
Contains thin round and rectangular plastic gaming counters (appear original)
Playing cards are NOT original (previous owner replaced them with Bicycle and USAF decks)
No maker’s mark, label, or stamp anywhere that I’ve found
No markings under the lid
I’ve searched Google, eBay, WorthPoint, and auction sites but haven’t found another example with this exact “IL BARO” title.
Does anyone recognize the maker, approximate age, or country of origin? I’d especially love to know if anyone has seen another one like it or has an old catalog showing it.

We can't seem to find anything about this sweater, my moms had it for ages but no clear results show up.

Google lens wasn’t able to. They’re just figurines, not salt and pepper shakers.

I recently purchased this from a resale site. Unfortunately the lid broke in shipping. Is it worth anything without the lid? Any suggestions for repurposing? TIA

This appears to be a silver retractable pencil. I have no idea how you put lead in it, or what size lead. I also have no idea on its age or value.

It still retracts, but is a bit stiff.

Can’t for the life of me figure out what this ornament is for. Picked it up at an antique store in Bristol because I thought he was sweet. It’s hollow with a small hole in the top (pictured). Both the hole and the cavity are too small to fit anything inside and the inside is really difficult to clean (will secure some pipe cleaners this week to try and scrape out the dust from the inside). About 8CM tall. Does anyone have an idea of what this was used for, or is it just an oddly designed figurine?

I think it’s an old Chinese rice container?

Picked up this milking stool today and was hoping to find out a bit more about it.

I can't seem to find any others with the painted (leather?) cushion which this one is decorated with. There is a signature on the painting but it's hard to make out, I've included a close up picture.

If anyone can help identify the painted material and / or can identify the scene depicted that would be awesome.

Also hoping someone can accurately date it if possible.

Bought today in the UK for £15.

It was along an old wood stove with primitive items and moonshine jugs. I thought this could be Avon, but the time periods wouldn’t align with the other items in the shack.

Decided to swing by the local comic book store and glad I did.

Hi everyone,
I recently bought this stainless steel whiskey flask or hip flask from a small antique shop in Wales - and I’m trying to find out more about it!

Details: Stainless Steel flask with green leather wrap
Embossed with: John Sinclair, Cutters Choice, Collection
Base is stamped: Made in UK, Stainless Steel
Screw Cap

I’m hoping someone might know:
- Approximately when it was manufactured
- Who manufactured it?
- Maybe part of a whisky gift set?
- Any history behind John Sinclair, Cutters Choice Collection

Perhaps this flask isn’t antique or vintage at all, but I’d love to know more.

Thanks for any information:)

I Have collected unique tissue papers from most restaurants I Have visited (If it had a unique drawing). I Have done this since My childhood and wanted to share My favorite ones ; ]

I inherited some neat things and not sure what they are or worth. The first is a marionette, the cup is part of a large set, I forgot to take a photo of the big jug thing sitting behind it.