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'Fat Lava' Vase?
Is this a 'Fat Lava' vase, and does anyone know the maker? No mark as far as I can tell.
Indented sides. The overall shape is pretty symmetrical and even, so I'm doubting the vase itself is... -
Late 19th C watercolour identification
Hi all, I’m thinking this is late 19th century based on the frame but no clue as to the location or artist.
Possibly New Zealand or Europe or Japan? Bought in Australia.
The detail and work is... -
Age of Mosley's Revolving Inkwells
These small crown-topped inkwells are heavy, beautiful little things, made for writing slopes, that appear from time to time in mostly UK-based antique shops. Would anyone out there have a firm... -
Is this vintage silver buckle Chinese? Tibetan? Age?
I bought this from a silver scrapper last year in New England. It tests as sterling (or perhaps a little higher) and has no marks. The stones are the color of coral and turquoise. No marks.... -
ID Hallmark on 14k Gold Earrings bought in Greece?
Greetings!
The lady I bought these from said she bought them in Greece. I can't find anything regarding Greek gold hallmarks or maker's marks. Not that these were necessarily MADE there...... -
For the 250th anniversary of the Shot Heard 'Round the World
A souvenir of Lexington, depicting a Minute Man. I thought it appropriate for the date. -
Czech glass spatter vases
Picked this pair up today. I'm getting mixed results in Google. A lot of results are coming up as Moser but I'm a bit apprehensive about this. They were in the shop window for a month and I think... -
Comments on 2 paintings- please
Hi all,thinking of buy both these paintings that I like,but thought I will ask for opinions first. Not much to go (sorry) and I could only take a few quick photos. The homestead is what looks to... -
Fun in a Barbershop ...
Allow me to set the scene …
The late 19th and early 20th centuries are often referred to as the Golden Age of Barbershops. During this time, men would gather in these establishments to socialize,...
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