Can certainly be used for whatever you like, but that is a nutcracker... ~Cheryl
From British catalogs, all electroplate... 1897: [ATTACH] 1900: [ATTACH] 1905: [ATTACH] ~Cheryl
The two crowns were not originally together, in my experience, you'll have a better return selling them separately... ~Cheryl
If mine, would sell them separately (did you mean maybe 3/4" rather than 1/4" for the smallest piece?) Pretty little pieces like these were...
Ummm, a 1/4" pin would be very small indeed... The dating of all would be similar, from right around the 1890s to the 1910s, wouldn't have been...
That looks to me like a Berlin bear, the 'K' for assay-warden Kessner (1819-54), the 'A' for 2nd assayer Andreack (1819-42), the 'C' perhaps the...
Swiss, by Jezler: http://www.jezler.ch/de/index.html ~Cheryl
Here's a 1947 ad, but I can remember seeing these, still being sold in department stores in the late '60s - early '70s: ~Cheryl [ATTACH]
Trondheim manufacturer Kunst og Metallindustri (1918-present), the initials are 'PS' for Paul Skarstein, who founded the firm. ~Cheryl
Thanks for the compliments, she's still cute at 89, and can still be found with leaves in her hand (spends a lot of time working in her yard)....
Personally, wouldn't call this a chafing dish, it's a warming stand that could be used with a chafing dish, the French 'chauffe-plat', meaning a...
Mom, should be around 1927 - have always loved this pic. ~Cheryl [ATTACH]
Hey Susan, I'm here, but sorry, have nothing on this - would guess they were made in Germany for a company in a Spanish-speaking country (might...
That is just lovely, choked me up a bit. When problems with the ex brought me to tears, my beloved Aussie Bru often did the same, resting his...
Hehe - Monkees, Addams Family, and Batman for me... ~Cheryl
Have to run out again now, but looked through a few retailer's catalogs, and I'm not much on dolls, but did run through some toy catalogs too -...
Yikes! Can't speak for AF, but totally untrue in my case - wish I had a buck for every mistake I've made, would be a wealthy woman... Did note...
Personally, am doubtful that it's a doll purse, though it would probably work well for large dolls - at that size and with such a small handle,...
You might check with the folks at the site below, perhaps they would know if it's their 'Annie May Holliday' (the name I read)... Mentioned about...
Just to be clear, the book shown doesn't appear to exhibit foxing, but as Fig suggested, does look to have the 'brittle' pages that resulted from...
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