Seconded. Oh, and it's male. :p:p:p
The cedar chest looks like mine, except mine never had a lock. It was my grandmother's and all I know is it was made in 1921 or earlier.
Definitely a handle and Made in England, so post-WWI probably. I don't have time to look up the registration mark, but even without a name it...
Dr Lori is cited by tyros and panned by anyone with any actual knowledge.
The color looks right, but while I've never seen that mark faked you never know.
No idea, but it needed shelf space in your house. Whoever made that deserves the credit.
Probably not.
The maker of the plate itself. The blue triangle is the decorator's company mark.
The scroll is indeed mass-produced. I far prefer the live kitty!
Usually I associate that name with Judaica . I wouldn't scrap it; it's worth too much as a candlestick. I just wish there was a pair; a modern...
Markings are direly needed. No marks, no hope.
Seconded. They're meant to hold something and since they don't look like chopstick rests, knife rests they are.
Ditto on the color mix. Those yellows, odd greens, and the pieces made of solid brown matrix are diagnostic for Chinese turquoise or close to it....
I liked the first one; it reminds me of 1930s ashcan school art.
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