Like I said, I am not nowhere near an expert on these lamps, but I think different companies made the parts and a different company assembled...
FWIW, I agree, bud vase, not a perfume :)
I think her "opals" are foiled art glass, typical for Mexican jewelry :)
The stones are typical for Mexican jewelry. Foil glass "opals", not precious opals but glass stones made to mimic precious opals.
That poor puppy needs polishing!
Hi, I am not much help but I think Climax may be the maker of the burner, not necessarily the lamp. Others who know a whole lot more than I do...
I think this shape, especially with the lid, would be called a ginger jar?
They look way to big for punch cups, maybe try searching for mugs?
Yes, it’s a bug that has really infected me, and gladly!
I thought Art Deco also, not Nouveau :)
This is called a swung vase, stretch glass is something else all together :)
The dippers are usually called daubers ;)
Thanks Mr. Nate, you keep me on the hunt :shame:
Where are you located, where did you buy it? I wonder if it may be by Feton?
It is a Victorian Sash Pin circa 1900 :) The stones look like foiled art glass, could have been made anywhere....
Thanks INH, I just figured I had it wrong because I know I am no expert :D
This is from the link I posted for Bladon & Co. above: [ATTACH] I can't see anything for Braden & Humphrey (the link didn't show them for me,...
I don't know, the very white clay on the bottom makes me wonder if they are new. You could check here, I'm not sure where to look but maybe you...
The date mark looks like 1913, the maker mark looks like Bladon & Co. Look about 1/2 way down on this page:...
Stones like this are almost impossible to ID from a photo. It could be glass or one of many stone possibilities. The only way to know is to take...
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