I'm with Lucille.b here, have seen these Chinese pewter pieces with the stone sets for most of my life, in various shapes and forms - they're...
Wheaten color Scottie: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
Gotta say, with that long body, long nose and prominent brow and beard, it looks more like a Scottie than a Westie to me......
That's most likely a lemon dish with the lemon fork, can probably dig up a catalog illustration or two when I get home... ~Cheryl
It's not a conch, it's a turban shell, fairly recent item, would have been sold in seaside tourist shops in various locations - a great green...
Ohhh, don't want to break your heart (or question anyone's eyesight) - but that is a frog... ~ Cheryl...
Looks like maybe the wood was there to add some weight to the base, perhaps to help prevent tipping over. If it's an electric lamp, not sure what...
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Mid 20th century reproductions of mid 19th century military belt buckles... ~Cheryl
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It's from Dollar Tree, there were 3 or 4 different designs - sold in the last couple of years... ~Cheryl
I think it's a fox, and a lovely piece of silver - can't make out the last mark, but the Gorham lion/anchor/G is a form that usually dates from...
If I recall correctly from my 4H judging, Pony Class was 14.2 hands and under, perhaps different in the U.K.? Breed standards can differ, my...
Believe that lamp, was probably intended to look Spanish/Mediterranean, circa 1960s-70s. Can also remember my brother taking a torch to virtually...
Was home for a little bit, checked a few references - these quick cell phone shots might give you an idea of the way an insert might look... From...
Eh, not at home, and a bit distracted, but knew I should remember that mark (wishing for the old days, when my memory, eyesight, and mind were all...
Had to dig around in my memory-banks - the 'Ln' in half-circle is a 'Laurin' mark, used in Germany on pieces by numerous makers, most often small...
Wouldn't be Danish, most likely mid 20th century German... ~Cheryl
More than long enough in many cases... ~Cheryl
Hehe - will see if I can find some visual aids later... ~Cheryl
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