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Stained Glass Fragment
Hi all,
how would you date this stained glass fragment, please? Height is about 19 cm. -
Being A Cheapskate Almost Cost Me Dearly
If you ask most people "What's the first full length animated feature film?" the answer will be Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. As far as drawing goes, that's the correct answer.... -
Simon Gate for Orrefors glass?
Google image is showing me examples of Simon Gate for Orrefors on this glass but not this exact scene.
What do you think? Also need help describing the scene in the etching. Finally, could I... -
20thc female wood carving
something else i picked up at the boot(2)
it could be 21st to be honest, and not mad about it, but it does have some lovely curves
and just like her demure look
seems more care and thought... -
18thC?& 19th meissen pieces
Hi folks, these were 2 pieces i picked up at local auction last week along with the painting... -
Interesting pins converted from earrings?
Just posting 2 pins from a house call I did last week...
I assumed these were gold filled but once I cleaned them (they were filthy!), I suspect gold. I checked and they are 14k. The portraits... -
Help ID with old sheet Music vellum leaf
I am thoroughly impressed by the wisdom and know how on this forum the past few days, uncovering mysteries I've been pondering for years. I've got a few more, I feel like these will be a bit more... -
Sterling maker's marks on cap of perfume bottle #1
This is one that came along with a lot of other bottles. I had bought the lot for other things but could not part with this little cutie. It is only 2 1/4" tall & is 1 3/8" across the bottle. I am... -
French perfume applicator - Silver, Marcasite & Celluloid?
I got involved in a little sterling silver clean up the past few days.
I had received a couple of new sterling cap bottles last week & I am trying to be better about documenting things... -
Sterling maker's mark on perfume bottle cap #2.
This one my newer pieces. It is 2 1/4" tall & is 1 5/8" across the bottle. I think this crown mark is for the Reddal & Co. of Newark NJ which was active in the 1900's but wanted to confirm that...
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