Some companies just made pretty-pretty cups and saucers for collectors, just to make life difficult.
I'd like the vase, but would look at the other two and not even pick them up. They don't resonate with me. I know studio pottery is a hot new...
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If those pieces had been there and the rest had been plate, it would have been deal done and everything as promised. Can't change your mind once...
Seams are a dream-killer for sure. No hope there.
I have to admit, the sunset pix were my favorites of the lot. My find of the day was in Goodwill. I found a piece of Southwestern souvenir...
1. Got me. 2. This thread is in itself an antique. You might have better luck starting a new thread in Pottery, so the potties can find it more...
You might have some bakelite in that pile, and the one solid bangle in silvertone would have me getting the acids out just in case. The ones I'd...
At 400 years old, it's allowed to have a few dings. Sweet!
Or Catalin but those plastics are highly unlikely. They'd have to start with a thin sheet. grind it down and then polish...and pray it didn't...
Can we see the rest? Sometimes you get Avon and sometimes WHOOPSIE.
This we gotta hear! Somebody get the popcorn ready!
Better than I could have done with the German, for sure. Not that it takes much.
Also well-quaffed!
Doesn't look like it, but it could have been the study for one or an off-cut from one.
That's what fit? They were probably working with a found piece of slate. It's quite attractive. Easy resale if that's the idea.
I think it's a lamb. The Lamb of God, to be precise.
https://de-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/wiki/Everstein_(Adelsgeschlecht)?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc Found the Earldom if...
One dead giveaway - that bubble-shape inside of the suspect bead. That means modernish plastic without a doubt. Not amber, not bakelite, not...
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