Thank you, Deborah! I google imaged fern and didn't come up with anything It does look more fern than palm. One Kings Lane prices are usually in...
Does anyone know the name of this Fitz & Floyd pattern? I have an oversize rectangular platter, an oversize round plate/charger, and a 2 1/2 qt...
I have a couple of pieces, both signed. I've seen listings on Ebay where the seller said it was unsigned because purchased at the outlet, but I...
I agree with cxgirl--looks very similar to Union Street Glass, though I haven't seen a piece with the white bottom. Most Union Street pieces I've...
I've looked through Jean-Louis Curtis' book "Baccarat" (the most beautiful photos of Baccarat I've ever seen) but didn't see Rohan. However, the...
I have a 2005-2006 Baccarat wholesale/retail catalog. It shows Rohan examples in the tableware section (decanter, pitcher, glassware) but nothing...
Congratulations!!! Way to go!
Thanks, all. The auction ends tomorrow and is only online so I'm not sure I have time to contact Chihuly. The auction house is reputable and we've...
I'd love boardies opinions on this piece in an upcoming auction. They usually have only furniture, maybe a few home decor accessories, but this...
Sorry it didn't come back to South Carolina, but happy it will be at the MET where people can view it.
Yes, I checked this site before posting.
I remember my father telling me that story - probably in the early to mid 50s. He didn't want me spending any money (my grandmother sometimes gave...
I've looked in several Ronson lighter forums but haven't found this one. It's butane, and I assume more recent? It's 2 5/8" tall, 7/8" wide, and...
Just a WAG, but the brush bristles remind me of the kind of brush used for rabbit glue, used for gesso and gilding frames.
You're welcome. They're lovely. Certainly Art Nouveau, and most likely Czech or Austria majolica.
I'm not seeing anything there :blackeye:. I don't have the best eyesight, but is there a W S above the number 29?
There appears to be a name at about 12 o'clock in your photo of the bottom. Can you read it or get a better photo?
Potties need a picture of the bottom, please, even if unmarked.
European majolica tobacco jar, most likely Austria or Germany. Your jar is pictured here:...
Totally agree. Google "Sunderland pink lusterware" images. The ones without handles are called, naturally, "handleless cups" or tea bowls. If they...
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