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Dopey the Dwarf planter
David Alpert was on "Collector's Call" last night. He collects just Dopey items. What was shown was mainly pieces from the 1980s on. I watched hoping to see this planter, but when his shelves of... -
Octave Louis van Cuyck water colour
I picked this up at the car boot this morning. I put it down on first inspection and decided that I just have too many paintings. I couldn't make out the artist's signature. I did a full circuit... -
1972 The Godfather original movie reels!!
I stumbled upon these at the flea market today, and my wonderful wife decided to make them my Father's Day gift!! There are 10 reels in total. Later today I will get pics of the reels.
I do not... -
Large Ceramic Jar
Up to my stupid tricks again, I bought this big vase on a bicycle tour on the Oregon coast, and then carried it with me for a couple days.
I have this wishful hope that's it's somehow Japanese,... -
Pocket size double sided Icon in round frame
I've tried various terminology and can't find anything similar in order to list this. You guys are usually really good. 2" across. Base is plastic with metal border on the images. -
Monk's chair ??
Hello, I found this table in a second-hand shop. I paid 50 euros for it. It was sold as a table with a separate table top. After some research, it turns out to be a monk's chair-table. I believe... -
Liqueur / Water Glass
Only when I started taking these photos, I noticed the initials.
No idea what the meaning of that colon is.
I see similar glasses being described as 19th C (from early to late) and early... -
Pottery Architectural Tile
Recent thrift store acquisition. Tan/buff clay so maybe Ohio? 9" diameter x 1" thick. Back encrusted with adhesive and concrete. Any ideas? Image search brings up nothing. Also posted to... -
Very old nude figurine with Veritas inscription.
The mark is very primitive I think its Ludwigsburg from 18th cent. but I cant be sure. Any idea which goddess or person this represents? And the mark? -
9" French revolution plates..
Said to be from early 19th century. Do these marks, basically a cross and a dot, mean anything or are they generic? any ideas? thanks. From a recent auction.
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