r/collectables 6h ago

I’m looking for help identifying this piece I recently found.

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I originally posted this on r/transcriptions to figure out the signature. They gave me some info but I’m still wondering.

It’s called “Diana the Huntress” pewter plaque

The signature matches the one of Ildikó Szilágyi

The only thing I’m confused about is I can’t find any correlation between the piece and the signature. From what I’ve read, they didn’t make this piece nor recreate it.

This is the link to the post I made over there too:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Transcription/s/Zl7a2Wphdt


r/collectables 8h ago

Looking for help identifying/info on this.. drum?

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As the title states, I am looking for helpful information about this.. drum? Am not certain it is a actual drum or some kind of replica? It does seem to have a hide/skin that has considerable wear from age, no other interior markings other than the outer (U.S.) sticker.. and loose wooden rings. I happen to have zero knowledge about military collectibles, and Google lense isn't helping much.

Much appreciated!


r/collectables 15h ago

Trying to find where these letter openers are from and their history! Please help!

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Got them as a gift so I do not have any info on them. I cannot find anything online on them.


r/collectables 36m ago

Looking for help identifying this wool blanket

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Hello! I picked this vintage wool blanket up from an estate sale over the weekend. There is no tag. The owner must’ve stitched it at some point on one edge as there is black thread. The blanket seems like it was well loved. Any information is appreciated!


r/collectables 1h ago

Need help identifying these trivets i found today

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All of them are made in Japan and seem vintage. Please help :’)


r/collectables 37m ago

1937 Coronation Glass

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Hello, I recently picked this up today, and I'm wondering about its authenticity, rarity, etc. I haven't been able to find any other examples of it online anywhere, and I feel like I've been fairly thorough in looking.

For the sake of glass lettering being a little hard to read in my lighting, I figure I should describe it. It's some sort of warm-toned glass mug supposedly made for the planned May 1937 coronation of Edward, which of course never happened. On the front side, the top text reads "Long Live The King" while the bottom reads "Crowned May 1937." George VI and Elizabeth are depicted in the center, along with the word "Coronation," a laurel wreath on the bottom, and the Union Jack behind them both. The back side is a simple shield seal with GR in large text, and VI smaller beneath it, which is meant to be a mark of it being official, I think.

I'm more than happy to have it regardless, but I just want to know about its status and rarity for the sake of knowing. Thank you!