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Art Deco Brass Christ The Redeemer Crucifix Cross
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Antique late Art Nouveau to Early Art Deco Figural Pepper Sliding Snuff Box.
Handwrought Iron with Silver Tracery Pepper Flowers on Top.
This is a slider. Does not lock. Never had a lock.
Other than some age wear to the silver tracey it is in excellent condition.
Slider works freely and easily.
Size is 2" North to South from pepper stem to bottom of pepper.
Width is 1 3/16" East to West across body of the pepper.
Height is 5/8" tall.
A lovely unusual antique figural snuff box originally for pepper snuff for your collection.
Antique Victorian Fob Mendele Sforim Grandfather of Yiddish Literature Judaica
This is an antique mid to late 1800s Victorian Era Judaica pendant, medal, fob of Mendele Mocher (Moykher) Sforim also known as Shalom Jacob Abromovich, the "Grandfather of Yiddish Literature." He coined many words in Hebrew and his works are well-known today. He passed away in 1917. This pendant medal or fob is from an estate and looks like solid bronze. It is made of 1 piece and is still in excellent condition. It has quite a bit of dark patina from age and has not been polished out. Looks like bronze. A lovely literary estate item for your antique Judaica collection.
1970s 14m Blue Grey Plastic Doll Eyes Deep Threaded
1970s 14m Blue Grey Plastic Doll Eyes Deep Threaded paperweight. Old store stock in excellent, never used condition. Great for doll making and replacement for glass eye for antique bisque dolls. Please see photos and read description below for further information. We have several pairs available.
Blue Grey 16m Plastic Deep Threaded Paperweight Bisque Doll Eyes
This is a pair of vintage 1970s plastic or acrylic round 16mm blue grey doll eyes for doll making or bisque doll replacement eyes. Never used, new old stock. Still in its original packaging with original size label. These are made the older way in 2 parts with a paperweight tops and a mold seam between the paperweight tops and the body of the eye. You can see the paperweight effect of the tops in the last photo. They also have a deeply threaded look just like the eyes of an antique bisque doll. Although marked grey the actual color is more of a blue grey tint. A lovely set of vintage eyes for doll making or restoration.