Rate my finds 5-17 I think I did good!

[Mkelly315]

These are my finds for today. I am especially curious about the artillery head. I cannot find any info on it, but I think it is old. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Any advice on value would be helpful! Thanks!

Sony Recorder - Purchased for $1 - I think I can get about $20 for it on Ebay


G&W Specialty Electric Co Wiping Solder Ingot - Paid $2 - Any info on this (age/value) would be helpful.


This is my favorite find - I think it's some kind of Artillery Round/shell - Looks very old - one stamp on it that says 25 and a circle with an X i think - Paid $2





Phil Berrings Apple Bitter bottle - Paid 50cents


Monet Feather Pin/Broach - Paid $1


Monet Gold Tone Bracelet - Paid $1


Goofy Figurine - looks vintage - Paid 50 cents (also bought mickey and Donald, but didn't notice they were broke)


Jess Talcum Powder Advertising Jar - Paid $1 - Internet price is $50 to $75 in various conditions




Vintage Copper Watering Pot with Brass Lions - Paid $3



Bronze Doberman Pincher - Paid $1


Sloppy Joes Bar - Havana Cuba - Bar Photo - Looks 1940's - Paid $1


Thanks!

 

[Lost&Found]

I am impressed by the bronze Dobie. How large is it and does it have any makers marks?

 

[Mkelly315]

I am impressed by the bronze Dobie. How large is it and does it have any makers marks?

No markings, and I put a quarter on it to show size. Also, look at the close up's. I notice the bronze/brass color looks like its chipping. Could this be brass/bronze plated? If so, what kind of metal could it be? Thanks,

 

[vpnavy]

Nice buys. Thanks for sharing...

 

[Tallone]

Love the talcum jar. That is a glass jar with a paper label, right? The apple bitters bottle is, most likely, a reproduction made by Wheaton. Look at the bottom to find out. If it isn't Wheaton, you have a real find on your hands.

 

[tamrock]

Really cool stuff you found there. I'd post the artillery shell up in "what is It" forum. Be very interesting to find out what that is ?

 

[Mkelly315]

It's a wheaton

 

[gino22]

The dog is probably bronzed spelter metal - essentially bronze plated. Doesn't mean it's not valuable, just need to associate it with an particular maker. Seems to be Art Deco era, which helps its case.

 

[jerseyben]

I would personally avoid the Wheaton stuff and the individually priced common costume jewelry. Otherwise, very nice finds!