A week was too long!

[Beachkid23]

To be around all this new stuff at Disney. Not to mention expensive stuff but you all know that! A friend of mine went to a house this weekend and bought some stuff. He gave me the number and I called asking if I could come out and take a look and see if there was anything I was interested in as well. I spent $250. A lot of it's costume. There is 11.4 g 14 K the spoons are all 830. Some Sterling and whatever this thing is with the flower. Which is in the first 2 pictures.

 

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[cheech]

That flower thing could that be a sugar cube grabber

 

[kcm]

Flower thing? Which item are you looking at? Which image?

 

[Beachkid23]

Image 1&2

 

[kcm]

Looks like a wax seal to me.

 

[Beachkid23]

Cheech- sugar cube grabber. Right on! Thank you very much I'll have to figure out who made it but that's a good head start!
I guess they also call it mechanical tongs. Sweet! Thank you very much!

 

[kcm]

Hmm...guess it helps to click for the larger image. Ooops!!

 

[Beachkid23]

Nice little score, one of those rings ended up being 14 K White Gold not Sterling!

 

[JimDon]

Great buy! You got a great assortment of items. I see lots of margin on this collection.

 

[spyguy]

Beachkid,
What brand is the watch in the photo? I found a vintage Elgin that looks like it for $2 several months back. I took it to a "low end" repair place. It wasn't running & it needed; a new stem, a good cleaning, & new glass. The quote was close to $300 --- I didn't want to put anything near that into it so I passed. When I saw the guy on here recently who found the vintage Breitling watch who had it fixed and flipped it for a ridiculous profit it made me wonder....
Nice score on the other stuff too!
HH
-spyguy

 

[Beachkid23]

Thanks for the comments!

The watch is a 10k gold filled men's Whitnauer? It wants to work but it's not working. So I just sold it as is. I normally don't take them to get them fixed anymore. They cost a lot of money. Unless it's really really worth it.