Yeah the bleach is disconnected on me. Sorry about that. And we'll also get it here. Another little oval candy dish is this one's kind of simple and plain but it's heavy. And it does have a maker's mark on the bottom. Palemar Smith. This is not exactly my forte so I don't know anything about these things but they do look kind of cool. This one just says hand forged on the bottom like a little candy dish with a handle on it. Another one with a movable handle. Another like a little candy dish and I don't really see a maker's mark on this one. Oh yeah it is. Farber and Shelvin Incorporated Hand Rottenham 1751. I don't think that's a date. I think it's the model number. Here's another footage. Over there, tray or something like that. There's a lot of stuff in here to tell you. This one is from Hand Rottenham 1851. This one is from Hand Rottenham 1851. This one is from Hand Rottenham 1851. Anybody knows anything about some of this stuff? Be sure to let me know. This is a big handled tray. Just as hand forged number 24 on the bottom. Really big tray, fancy handles and stuff on it. Federal silver look. Hand Rottenham 1851. And a bonus, some kind of little hand mirror. This is an old vintage style. One that's magnifying on one side. This is the magnifying side here. Whoa. And a regular. Absolutely fairly decent shape. We'll clean up nicely. A little damage to the mirroring, a little fading to stuff well. It looks like it's got an actual bevel in the glass around the edge. I can feel it. So this is vintage piece. That's still going. He's peering his little beep points in the mouth. And I mentioned some of the mirrored stuff. This is a picture. I've got another bag of aluminum back there. More stuff yet. This is some of the mirrored stuff I've mentioned. This is a half round piece. There are some quarter round quarter pieces. And they all have this relief ground into the back of them. And they also also have holes for mounting. And the lady, I got these from Fishy. She thinks she's came from one of those old Rococo theaters with a ladies bathroom. And this was on the inside of the ladies bathroom. There's these and then there's long panels that are probably about 15 inches long or so. And then there's some corner pieces and stuff. So there's a whole bunch. I got one, two, three boxes of that stuff in here. And the mirroring is silver and it's kind of rough on some of them. I have a couple that have been redone. Most of it's pretty rough shape. But who knows, maybe some vintage mirror people or whatever might like this stuff. Let's see what else we got. Another big tray of vintage stuff. This is kind of cool. This is an aluminum cigarette box. I can tell by the shape of it, it looks like it had a cigarette box from like out on the table. And it's got a pretty cool little duck hunting scene on it here. I had ducks in a guy with a shotgun here and stuff. So that's pretty cool. And this says, when the August forging number 275, I've got it all priced thicker on it from the bottom. From someplace, $7. I'm hoping it'll bring more than that. And the knees look like they might hang on something. There are a couple of little dishes that have chains in a hook on the end, the thingy. They probably go with something else. I'm not sure. But there's at least two of them. Maybe a balanced scale kind of a deal. This looks like a lid from something. I need a bunch of more candy dishes with hand or stuff on them. That's kind of cool. Got a nice little leaf design as a handle on that one. Hand-route silver look. I've seen that mark quite a few times. A little bit deeper bowl with bamboo worked into it. Everlast forged aluminum. Looks hammered on the bottom. We've got a hammered finish on the bottom side here. This is another, looks like it might have held it maybe at the last dish at some point. A bowl support or something like that. Because I don't see any bowls of it fitting to these. I've got two like this. This again is silver look. This one's in pretty good shape. Really good condition. Most of these are in excellent condition. They're not too beaten up. They're just dirty from being stored to go on. They're pretty one with flowers and leaves and stuff on it. Windle August. So I'm going to do some research on this stuff and see what I can figure out about here. Some of the provenance on some of these things. And hopefully this was a... A nice score that I can make some money off of. Alrighty. Bye bye for now.