Im not getting an army connection? It looks like a regular coal stove that would have been in a million homes?
A sweater clip,I think.
Thats impressionist in style,so Id say more early 20th century.
For some reason I think grocery carts!
Harriby? Hauiby?
Gorgeous!
God help me but I love it! I agree with home job,I also agree with India import.
Up until the 60s,it was quite common in the south to see black statues as garden ornaments, lawn jockeys and fishermen,etc.I think that what this...
Lovely patina,dont polish it! I think it might be from India,but thats a guess.Gorgeous thing.
Picked these up today though Id long thought I was over my "glitzy" stage! Franklin Mint,in perfect condition,and the blue matches my new rug from...
Im going to have to disagree with your disagree.:) The quality of the glass piece screams cheap chinese ,even studio glass would be better quality...
Fascinating article.:)
You can always have them redyed,wich I think is pretty. [IMG]
If it was rolled up still damp that could be mold.
Whenever I see thick bubbled glass like this I think Mexican.id guess 1960s-70s in date.Very pretty piece.
I cant tell from the pics but are the round things solid or hollow inside? Of course I ADORE these! Very "Memphis",and you know I love my 80's!
My best friends sister in law is from Turkey,a lovely woman,but that stuff in the link is right up her alley! She never met a gilded,putti laden...
Just a thought,but after looking at quite a few dispensers Im wondering if this base originally went with something else and they "married" it?...
Id say its probably 1960s or so,maybe even later.Japanese import possibly.
This looks 1920s,that glaze is really niggling at me,like Ive seen this stuff before.Are you by any chance near detroit?
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