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Vintage 19th century print - The Elopement?
This hung in my great-aunt's house and I always called it "The Elopement." I was the only one who wanted it when it came time to clean out the house. The father arrives on horseback. The younger... -
Recognize this hallmark?
I have these early silver wick trimmers, but I don't recognize the mark and haven't found it anywhere. Anyone recognize it?
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Description for This Monstrous Pendant / Slide
2-3/4" across and almost 40 grams. Modernist? Free form? The Blob?
I don't know what to call it. Suggestions appreciated.
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Gerbing & Stephan stamped 1859, a few questions
Am I correct this is a Gerbing & Stephan mark? Assuming this was made in 1859, based on the stamp. Just over 10 inches tall.
I've seen some of these described as "Majolica". Could use a few... -
One of Bud's Parties
Just bought this photo last weekend. Some of you will remember a similar one that I posted either on the old eBay Antiques board, or here, within the past year.
This one is not extremely good... -
Barbadian artist
Hi all. My new favorite art piece,unable to find anything out about the artist except for one mention on a Barbados art show.Its 9x8,and has all the info youd think youd need to find anything... -
Just Me Showing Off My Ivory
I collect writing-slopes, as some here might've guessed. Many writing slopes originally came with ivory accessories, so I've started collecting them, too. These are the current pieces in my... -
French Bayonet & Some Kind of Gun
Hi,
I have a couple of items I need help with.
#1 is a French Gras Bayonet. There is a number on the handle, 22269 and a different number on the scabbard 29876, plus lots of other marks. This is... -
"Dogs of War"photos from the Telegraph in the UK
The link is to a small photo collection from the "Telegraph" in the UK. It's entitled "Dogs of War."
The captions under the photographs are worth reading for the additional information they... -
"Fired On" or Satin Green Glass Dishes with Parrots
Does anyone know who made these--and what they're used for?
I was thinking they're "fired on" green but looking at them more closely, it doesn't appear that the "on" will scrape "off", so they...
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