Really fascinating to be able acquire the whole contents of a house. Pardon my ignorance, and feel free to tell me it's none of my business, but...
Try this search on eBay (listed (and more significantly sold) status') to see a bunch:...
Wow, just gorgeous. They were doing MCM styling in 1889! Some MCM designer probably got their design concepts from peeking back at these :-)
Here's a link which may or may not help you...
It may be pressed rather than etched- you might find it here: http://eapg.com/ Also, someone else from this board may recognize it.
So much to know about, and I guess they process tons of stuff! Makes it fun for us though :-)
Is real, looks like someone applied some paint. Will likely come off with alcohol.
I would say lead crystal footed platter/cake plate - lead crystal does tend to be thick and heavy (in my limited knowledge of the subject)
Give it a careful cleaning and it will look a lot brighter and nicer! Let me know if you need more info on cleaning.
Wow that is a super light mint mark at the pcgs info link or is it just wishful thinking?
Sorry I'm not a furniture or marble expert (hopefully one will come along). Just based on general principles, I would expect the aesthetic aspects...
Appears to have a hinge on the back so it may be a locket Try opening it to see what’s inside!
It's real. That marking was used from 1927 to the 1930's. Looks like it got a good cleaning lately.
Why do you want to change the marble is it cracked or stained?
............ Or "it is what is is" (Immanuel Kant summarized) :angelic:
With the file drawer it could be a computer desk also. To me it looks fairly contemporary, not antique or vintage. Value would depend on if it’s...
Just right click on the image posted (if using the Chrome Browser) and select "Search Image with Google Lens" and see a whole bunch of them [ATTACH]
Perhaps a metal plate hidden somewhere on it with more info?
And now you have something neat to store paintings on! :cat:
Just for my knowledge, Do you know if these kinds of blanks were cold-painted, or were they glaze decorated and fired again? Thanks -Joe
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