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>>56505361
>148€ for 400gr (.950).

Nice score frogbro, believe it or not I've never come across a single silver knife-rest, I'm sure that they would have been very helpful in avoiding the staining of fine linens but it seems that they weren't ever popular here.

Also you'll be pleased to know that your chopmarked spanish dollar ashtray is still making the DELETard mald hard. That $2000 bracelet you got for $200 didn't quite provide him with enough rope, but I'm sure your next score of that sort will tip the scales and prompt his speedy induction to the 41%.

>>55282704
>it's probably worth more as-is especially if it's a contemporary piece

Nah, it's probably early-mid 20th century, and for whatever reason pieces like that tend to go pretty cheap. I got this bowl with a 1628 Austrian Taler for scrap price, dude kept lowering the price and relisting it and there were no takers until I decided to get it once it was below spot. Granted he misidentified it as a 1/2 Taler but still, if anyone actually cared about coin dishes and ashtrays it would have been noticed and sold at a higher price much sooner.

>>55057744
Why not kill 2 birds with one bowl and get sterling ware containing really old coins? Bought this at scrap price and it has a big genuine 1628 Taler in it, pretty cool I think.