Be careful/......Looks like dried poop to me :wideyed:!
now seeing a better picture of the pic below......what I thought was an octopus, looks like the tail of a big fish bent around. Looking in the eye...
The more I look at it the more I see. There are some fish in the background and what might be an octopus near the front fins. I'm sure there is...
It's interesting that it is on metal. Is it etched into the metal? or painted on it....... Interesting item for sure. I sure don't see a woman's...
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I will check for a Siggy when I get a chance to see the piece in person! Thank you Desperate fun! Appreciate you going thru all that trouble to...
Thank you msgood! Always good to confirm a suspicion!
All I can tell you is that when something I have seen at the Flea market is interesting enough that it follows me home in my head......it is...
SBSVC Thank you for looking and finding the thread about the shell vases. I had forgotten about it too. I was also thinking that it might be made...
Thank you for the insights Pat and Ascot! I appreciate your input! The bowl the cranberry vase is sitting in I am pretty sure is Fostoria...
Looking online Kralik seems to be closest, but no exact match. This is the only picture of it.....I ASSUME there are legs underneath for it to...
Looking through the online catalogue for an area auction, I saw this picture. The orange shell vase(?) on the bottom left is ringing bells for me...
I'd take a stab at Frankoma. But that is just a WAG.
Oh BTW....there is no mark indicating who may have made it so pinning down an exact maker will be difficult.
Not sure about the creature. (maybe a foo dog) But the mark is from the 1920's . the characters read NIPPON ( Japan) Here is a link to the...
It's a good thing......I have found that collectors prefer NIPPON Marks vs. JAPAN Marks.
Well the key there is the word Nippon. If you read what is written by the 1926 mark.....it explains that Nippon was not supposed to be used after...
The "Cup" is most often called a Cream Soup bowl. As for the staining.....I have successfully removed staining on a blue and white platter that...
As far as I can figure from the site linked below.....It dates from 1918......It aslo says (I think) that SEDAN is the first dinnerware pattern...
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