Planning on selling it. Actually it occurs to me I didn't even try to wipe it with a damp cloth prior to taking the photos. Just got it this...
Thrift purchase. The "H" was worn off so they probably couldn't find any "essel" candlesticks when researching - lucky for me. Stamped and...
Anund nailed it. Here is one in a different color on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/468597297/austin-prod-woman-sculpture?ref=market
Thanks for taking a look, everyone! Appreciate the comparison photos from Any Jewelry, etc. and the link from Artsfarm. :) Trade beads are super...
I really like the OP's piece, very handsome and nice lines. Cool that it has the original label. Will be so much fun to fill it! I would have...
Thank you, Anti. :) Figured a few side views might be important, too. Yes, the glass beads are bit rough --one being severely out of round, for...
:singing::singing::singing: =:cat: (Just kidding. We do have a cat, but indoor only! Come on over, birds!)
15 1/2 inches is pretty tall... did I read that correctly? I would have thought earlier than 60's, but could be wrong. The numbers on the side...
Are these older? (The white spacers are plastic.) The colored beads are glass, kind of rough in shape. One of the blue ones is out of round,...
LOL, Mansons. I'm not a fan of loud windchimes either. Luckily these are very gentle with just a single high note-- kind of a "ping!" sound....
Thanks all. Not sure how I'll use these. They all play the same note: C#
Found "As Is" at the GW. Obviously missing something. They "ring" when the bounce into each other. Additionally, one of the pieces has...
The linked auction listed this as Art Nouveau (well, "vintage Art Nouveau", and in the category dating 1895-1935). The seller might consider that...
Thank you Bakers and Komokwa!
Wondering if this goes in the donation pile or the Ebay pile. From what I can tell from looking at other Nambe products, they sometimes made...
After you upload there is a button that says "insert all photos as full image". Click on that and the images will go in the body of the text....
Yes, welcome. What a beautiful piece.
When you look at hundreds of these requests with questions a week, it is time consuming and tedious to have to open and close thumbnails. Much...
I would have thought early 1900's, maybe 1920's? ...but wait for others. I think it is a marvelous piece. I'd have purchased it in a heartbeat.
I think this might be Victorian. With my recent obsession of everything saphiret, I recall seeing a couple of Victorian saphiret butterfly pins...
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