The only polite thing to say would be bless her heart. ;)
Nothing on the back. I just realized though that the wrist bands she is wearing are connected to the ribbons coming from her head dress. I...
I was thinking vaudeville also. I believe I got all 3 of these RPPCs in the same lot, but it has been so long ago who knows.
These cards show William F. Dugan. The one with him seated in the chair has a message written by him. I found a couple of items on him, but not...
This card has the name Myrtle Vaughn written on the front with Hill & Edmunds Comedy Co. 1912 on the back. I do not know if Myrtle wrote both of...
This postcard dates c.1910 - 1930 by the stamp box. The photography studio is The Goodman Studio 2945 3rd Ave. Bronx, NY. Any additional...
I am not sure this PC warrants all of this research, but I appreciate it very much. :kiss::kiss: I took several photos of the written message on...
I'll try to take some better photos of the writing later today. My camera is just about ready to totally die & I really need to get a new one but...
Thank you so much Davey!!! :kiss: I tried several times to make out what was on the can & I guess it never occured to me to try what was on the...
Have you had the message translated? I don't know anyone who can read/speak German & the writing is expremely hard to read so I can't even use a...
I have had this postcard for years & unearthed it today. It has always fascinated me because the image is so unusual. At first glance you think it...
Thanks George!!! I knew it would be a piece of cake for you guys. ;):happy::happy:
I have actually managed to find the pattern & makers for several of the pieces, but this little pitchers has me stumped. I was hoping someone...
Thanks Tom & George!!! :kiss: I wish there was not so much wear to the lid on this pitcher. :( Touching the glass portion is like feeling Heisey...
George Duncan had a pattern called 'Threading' c1880s that looked like this but I can only find a covered butter. The "threads" appear to be...
with the spout/pouring lid here I'd agree with syrup pitcher. There is one with the same glass listed on eBay as a Victorian Threaded Glass Claret...
I could find no marks anywhere. :(
Thanks!!! :kiss: I'll try search around using the term threaded. I was thinking it may have been for syrup. BWDIK :p
Thanks Bear!! :kiss: I looked around a bit, but couldn't find anything like these pieces. I'll keep searching.
It is Northwood's Beads & Bark novelty vase. :happy:...
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