That looks highly likely. Amazing you deciphered that.
Hi! You'll have fun here. :cat:
I wish I knew something and could offer some help. I just wanted to chime in to compliment you on your photography. Pictures are great!.
I'm just adding a screenshot of the glass inserts for future reference. [ATTACH]...
This is true.
The pics are kind of small and blurry, but if that is all hand carved it's very nicely done.
The inserts are supposed to come out of the old originals. Look at the ads at the crystal ball article. Look at replacements.com and you can see...
St Francis is my first reaction. Is it made of concrete?
I don't think they had books back in those days, scrolls only. I would say his foot is upon paving stones, not books.
Well then, after quickly reading tallcakes links, I think this means the ones you have are definitely reproductions. And if you look at...
@ascot Do the glass inserts pop out?
Okay here are some being sold as made in India in the pictures and the description. [ATTACH] https://www.ebay.com/itm/166279188007 They sure do...
It looks like you have Carmen. https://www.replacements.com/crystal-farber-brothers-farber-crystal-chrome-carmen-liquor-cocktail/p/70099621 [ATTACH]
From Replacements, you can compare side by side. Discontinued 1965....
@bluumz that link was fun. I got lost there for a while.
Could one of the words possibly be Vallauris?
I think the pot in the center with the handles is French. I could be wrong but that text that I can make out looks to be French.
:eek: Load your pics! Some us want to see your pottery!
Found these on the interwebs last night. No info to go with them though. Those three black lines mean something. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] And another...
Could one of the moderators please change @Brenda M 's pictures to full size in the three posts she made at the beginning of the thread?
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