A quick Google makes me think it's an Irishism that made its way east a bit.
A resurrection man, eh?
Suitable for locked drawers and fire safes in cleanouts. Also locked rooms. What you do with the skeletons found within is your problem.
A chunk that big with neodymium rhinestones and I'd have bagged first asked questions later too.
Nice! We never see Aussie bits here at all. I don't think they exported them into the US market. One of the antique groups on Fartnook just had...
I like the color and the ruffles. My guess would be 20th century Czech, but I'll wait for the glassies to chime in.
Surrealistic porcupine dancer? It's a little...odd, but cool.
It would help to see the inside. Definitely not for clothes. It looks like the enclosed sides are for dishes and things that look messy; the glass...
I haven't seen one either. I'd tell modern users to put a futon mattress on it and use it as a daybed. Twins do sell, especially to anyone with...
I went looking and found a dead ringer for the OP's on 1st Dibs. The Sold price is over $900....
The hardware looks more 1950s/60s; they'd need to have been totally rewired to be 20s lamps. They don't look like older lamps; the bases and...
Ruthie like.
I'll defer to the UK posters on this one. We Murricans didn't get Indian items in any quantity until post-Independance. It does look like a...
Cute little kid with the toy dog. The girl with the sausage curls was a professional model; I bet lots of guys had that hubba-hubba photo on the...
I'd be thinking sponge holder too. It's too early for a pillar candle holder in that design, if they were used in homes at all, but dead on for...
Try taking a fridge magnet to them? If they stick,you'll know. If the coins are steel or iron they'll stick like ...magnets.
It's long enough for wedding cakes if you need to smooth off the top. The bottom layers can be 16 inches (about 40cm) if not even wider.
I just bought one the same shape last week, also unmarked and no clue if it's Chinese or Japanese. Same shape, same crackle. Different color, but...
Where I am, you can't sell ivory unless it's to a museum or some such. I'd still have bought it.
Cake splitter? Dexter makes professional kitchen ware, so odds are this wasn't made for home use.
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