I remember similar from the '80s, but believe this one is more likely circa 1920s-30s bezel-set Czech glass (love the oblong shape), the...
Arius also did similar tiles for decades, believe they're out of business now - Earthtones is now called Hand-N-Hand... ~Cheryl
Italian tile , but almost certainly decorated by an American Southwest firm... ~Cheryl
Tyeldom - I don't think you misled in any way, the dating could well be when you suggested, or earlier as Debora thinks, the colors look pretty...
Weird - I can see the quilting on the back, but not on the front... ~Cheryl
It's all hand-stitched, the quilting, the blanket-stitches on the applique, and the additional stem-stitch embroidery. The work doesn't show any...
Marius Hammer Viking ship salt with liner and 10 Ore coin-bowl spoon: [ATTACH] Plique-à-jour spoon on left is by Marius Hammer: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
That 'butterfly' mark has shown up on the 925-1000 forums a few times, believe always on solje jewelry, but don't believe it was ever...
Believe it's often hard to define what use these small boxes were originally intended for, but have seen references that mention mirrors or...
Those little ruby-flashed souvenirs were pretty common here in the late 19th-early 20th century, made by several American manufacturers... ~Cheryl
Nippers, made in two basic forms, were used for cutting or breaking larger pieces broken off of sugar loaves into usable lumps, tongs were used...
Seth Rogen (not Meyers) was the Green Hornet (a truly awful movie). Loved both True Grit movies (Jeff Bridges is probably my favorite actor -...
Lurch was on the Addams Family (along with Thing and Cousin It)... ~Cheryl
In that size and shape, it's a small sugar bowl, would have had a matching creamer - the dot would be a punched centering point, the square may be...
Black, Starr & Frost has always been primarily a jeweler, most often acting as retailer for silver, and that didn't change during the years that...
As already suggested, made by Currier & Roby (quality stuff), retailed by Black, Starr & Frost-Gorham (1929-62). edit: Sorry - business under...
Nice piece, the '28' indicates the year of manufacture... ~Cheryl
Looks like a bronze-finish Japanese antimony box, agree the eagle is an unusual motif - might be late Meiji or Taishō, but could easily be a bit...
'Sarreguemines' ~Cheryl
It's a cigar lamp, a wick should be fed through the spout - intended be fueled with spirit (alcohol) rather than oil... ~Cheryl images:...
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