I didnt and once again you are a gem! :)
1900 or so pressed wood chairs,not uncommon.Stuff youd get from like a Sears Roebuck catalogue .
My guess would be a connecting door like in a hotel suite.
Ive now resolved myself to the fact that its the HUNT Im addicted to as much as the stuff I find. :) a few more from the last couple of weeks,and...
Chinese.
I thought for business cards,and maybe mints ,paperclips or tacks.
Such a small size for a linen cabinet? Did they have lingerie cabinets back when ? Its truly lovely.
Personally Id lose the crystal ball thingies,and I agree with others that its Art Deco.They are wonderful.
Are those letters about 2 o'clock ? Pretty color.
I think its tin glazed earthenware. Id call it Italian comfortably.Pretty even with the chips.
Do what youd like,its value is minimal. Go wild! :)
Hi Todd,show us what you got!
Id say 1880s. Im certain you can find a lock online,just measure it and search away.Restoration Hardware or the like will have one.
Im afraid I agree with Drew. I recently bought this lamp and it had a "made in china" sticker on the bottom.Its a very good quality repro,I SWORE...
Ill have to go with the 3rd option,Im too old for the others !
Always a fountain of information! Thank you so much ! Here when we hear "chalice" we think church or renaissance fair! For less than $10 for both...
One big chip in the bottom left,another on the top right.
Its Brampton stoneware,circa 1840. I swear I searched before I posted,and tried again and there it was !
When I searched I didnt put in "the",doh ! So what exactly are they ? Goblets? Ive been searching under church related terms.Again,Doh !
Fantastic ! Knee jerk thought was African,Id have jumped on that with both feet. I love odd things!
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