I liked some of the glassware in the '80s, and had a couple of Memphis-inspired brooches (very nice piece, Bluumz), but the furniture for the most...
The caged stone pin is almost certainly Brazilian, could be by another maker, but would guess Barasch-Sylmar - in the 1960s-'70s they produced...
Here's one similar, with a normal brim:...
Wasn't a term I knew, and can't recall seeing any like either of those (or one fringed like this one), but both that I found apparently have some...
Quick look through 'Southwest Indian Jewelry from the Doneghy Collection' (1982) turns up a near identical bracelet, one of a pair, IDed as Hopi,...
Looks like a regular bat with some added fringe that's curled up - I rode Western and used one for games (gymkhana), but friends with jumpers also...
Looks like a 1960s-'70s hippie hat, the double thick brim is unusual... ~Cheryl
Can remember a lot of similar NA twisted wire bracelets in the 1980s-'90s, in silver and also copper... ~Cheryl
To my eye, her features seem a bit Asian, first impression was that she looked Filipina, and definitely a grown woman rather than a fifteen year...
Ummm, at the Quinceañeras I've been to, the birthday girl and her court were dressed more like Princesses, not like they were going out...
Ahhh, now I see the small controlled bubbles - but there is no aventurine, despite many incorrect sales descriptions, gold and silver foil...
It was the "But yea, probably..." that made me think you still thought there was a possibility that it was James Adam - Catherine Hollan is the...
It's from John Adam (James Adam's son) - if you look around, will find a couple of shouldered Fiddle ladles that bear the same mark as your spoon....
Allcock, Allen would almost certainly be the retailer, with the pseudo-marks belonging to the wholesaler... ~Cheryl
Hollan seemed pretty clear in the excerpt linked that John Adam used his father's "JA" in oval and the "JAdam" in stepped rectangle, with the...
Here's another recent thread on a ring by the same maker:...
Classic Dragestil. Mine is 8.5" long and can be dated a bit earlier than the '1909' engraving on yours: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Kiko, your paper weights are lovely - hoping Mugzinnys isn't offended, but they are much better quality pieces than his (I liked my similar piece...
Ummm, my eyes are pretty bad anymore, but I'm not seeing any controlled bubbles, nor any aventurine - on my screen it appears to be a mid 20th...
https://www.google.com/search?q=colima+dog&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj2p9j8pPTjAhWlY98KHdLvA-0Q_AUIECgB&biw=1536&bih=754&dpr=1.25 The...
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