I remember seeing one of these on a school field trip to the cannery in third grade [ATTACH] It was a very loud place inside
But the new kids needing furnishings prefer the Ikea junk The market for quality furniture is declining
Look similar, same maker, but not really a set [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Looks like a burner and a rest. Maybe for your curling iron?
Iridized is not a color Carnival is not a color They are the same thing
I think you did fine. The only semi 'hot' item today would be the pew at maybe $250-300. I regularly see the other stuff for $10-30 at auction.
At that time it was more common for them to be buried at home than at a cemetery.
The mark is a German maker, forget the name right now, post WWI Edit: Jetter & Scheerer. I don't think they used the Aesculap mark until 1899,...
250 miles to an auction today. I bid thousands, won nothing. All I got was photos. [IMG] This is where I climbed years ago. The little black bits...
"FROM ORIGINAL..." Quite modern copy Quite modest value
[IMG] Red Wing 776 vase [IMG]
The original ones seem to sell for $75-200 Quartz ones like this don't have much interest - maybe $25-35
[ATTACH] Is this the same ER mark?
Weight of the piece could give a guesstimate on metal. It does not appear to be iron.
Not enough information to tie it to a maker or period We made these in shop in Junior High from cast aluminum I doubt your piece came from Minnesota
Five to twenty dollars...
Their value is what they sell for. Pricing is irrelevant to value.
Five to twenty dollars is not what I would call 'broad'
Deschamps French silverplate
Without any connection to an earlier use it would have minimal value
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