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Japanese Cup & Saucer (Hayakawa?)
Bought 2 of these cups and saucers
I think this is the mark for Hayakawa.
On the Asian Art Forum, there's a cup and saucer with 早川造 (Hayakawa Made), dated to around 1930.... -
Antique Glass?
Bought 9 glasses today
In the pic I added the cruet set I posted a few weeks ago, because only last night I discovered ...
that it's UV reactive
They react to 365nm light. The larger glass on... -
Small african clay bust head- comments
Hi all,I found this little bust interesting and it looks to have some age (well to me) The base is 7cm wide and it stands 8cm tall. What do you all think of it? It just looked a little different... -
Tsimshian totem
I've mentioned before that I pick these up whenever I see them and they're not too expensive. This 8.5" one (22cm) was interesting because of the two raven (?) faces.
The stamp and the signature... -
Old or new box patina?
Recently found this Indian (?) Box-would You all guess it's a standard 60's-70's carved Indian box,or something older ? The exterior patina seems older, the interior seems newer. As always-thanks... -
Stork embroidery scissors
These were my great grandmother's embroidery scissors, from "before the new century" aka before 1900. They say Seco Germany inside them. Does anyone know more about them? Thanks, I'm a newbie!... -
I've been told different manufacturers and pattern names for an EAPG pitcher
I've been attempting to get a definitive answer since some say it's by Burlington Glass and others say Ripley & Co. Also the pattern could be either "Canadian" or "The Park". I hope someone can... -
Bayonets my dad brough back from WW2
He was stationed in Europe - coins he brought back were from Germany, Belgium and France, but he could have acquired these anywhere. I know he was in England because he mentioned a family he... -
A maker I'm totally unfamiliar with!
Allan Adler, according to Wikipedia, was "Silversmith to the Stars". Maybe that's why I've never heard of him...
This spoon was among the stuff I mentioned yesterday, and it's the only piece by... -
Catalina pottery vase -- condition question
Marked on the base, Catalina Pottery.
Curious is the dark part shown from firing or some kind of damage? Also is anyone familiar with this brand of pottery? Thanks.
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