Wednesday, January 03, 2007

Milgauss, real or reproduction




We have this Milgauss 1019 recently come in and are debating whether it is OK or a very good reproduction. We have seen many original and genuine watches like this and the only concern on this watch could be the inside of the case

Thursday, September 21, 2006

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Friday, December 09, 2005

Weather Report!


Let it Snow..... Let it Snow!!!

Friday, December 02, 2005

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T.G.I.F.

CUSTOMER OF THE MONTH!!



....by far the best customer we've had in a long time (she never complains, even when her nail polish chips)!!!

Tuesday, November 29, 2005

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WET..WET..WET!!

Friday, November 25, 2005

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Good Looking Day n T.O.!! (view North from the office)

NICE OLD RUSSIAN SILVER BOX, CIRCA 1840



This came in to us a couple of days ago from an estate. At first glance it didn't have much appeal, being dented and blackened with age. I told my client that we would try to list it on eBay for her with a really low reserve of 99 cents and hope for the best. She agreed to what we suggested and we listed it a few days ago. I took the box and gave a good cleaning before I listed it which revealed some really nice old hallmarks. I wasn't sure of the origin but after some research I found that the box is actually quite a lot older than I thought (circa 1840) and was actually Russian (St. Petersburg), the maker seems to be 'R.B.'.

The box comes off in a couple of days and I'm sure will make some collector really happy. If you get a chance follow the link to our eBay auctions and take a look, it really is a nice piece that will probably sell for a fraction of it's fair market value!

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Thursday, November 24, 2005

Weather Report!


Happy Thanksgiving to our American clients!! Hope the weather where you are is better than this (view from the office - taken Nov. 24th, 2005 @ 11:45a.m.).

History



An unusual item came in with some old vintage watches. This is an old cane handle which dates back to around 1850 , probably made in UK. It has some very intricate engarvings and we have done some research as to the name engraved on the top " James Fleming " . We do not come up with anything concrete about the owner. It is heavily gold platedand does have some of the makers hallmarks.

Any more info on this piece would be greatly appreciated

Thanks, Mo