Just a few quick and dirty pics. Apparently it's the Wallace Collection at Hertford House. They look like they were done for a book or catalog....
At the time, a US five cent coin was a half dime and made of 90% silver.
I got black and white negatives of this
Tonight I got about 50 8x10 glass negatives. They appear to be pictures of museum items in France around 1920. Furniture, tapestries, paintings,...
In a little further - Beaverton
We used to live just to the left of the thumb
I think there's little chance of aircraft symbology in 1884
Maybe Ilkra Edel Keramik. The glaze certainly looks 60s 70s Germany.
I think it is the 20cm version of style number 1006
Murano is in Italy. Italy does not start with a C.
Your idea on the numbering is off base It is a mold number, maker number, catalog number, or some such
The link the OP posted listed item condition as 'NEW'
The ones the wife dragged home last year from her 92 year old grandmother's home were from QVC. Boxed sex of five or six slightly different ones....
No markings may mean the 'Made in India' label has been removed. I've seen a lot of similar around lately.
For putting punched paper in a binder Edit: Just noticed the size.
It appears woven here [ATTACH] I was thinking oilcloth
Sorry Komo, he's not your President. You still have to behave.
Pieces from Germany that came to the US were marked by law as to country of origin. 1890 to 1923 was country required, after that was 'Made In...
Rare is an improper adjective for a factory made item that was produced in quantity. There is little interest these days in wood cased radios. In...
The bags / jars are like a scratch off. Most places are looking at it pretty well now. GW is usually the stuff that was on the rack for a month or...
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