Thanks, SIS! I had not seen that link with the marks. It seems to date it from 1861-1900 based on the G & St stamp, but none of the marks had...
Am I correct this is a Gerbing & Stephan mark? Assuming this was made in 1859, based on the stamp. Just over 10 inches tall. I've seen some of...
Does look like D&E from the back. Finger's crossed!
Great photo! Some kind of celebration, obviously. At least three of the men are smoking cigars. Guessing that is beer on the table, seems like...
Evelyb, I'm sure you couldn't get over there fast enough! $10, a deal! Are the watermelon rhinestones and larger stones with kind of an open oval...
Wow, JanetpJohn. Thanks, that's it! Amazing!
Cx, gorgeous items! Yes, I was thrilled with the Baccarat. Moreotherstuff-thanks! The set in your link has the 1914 mark, too. This is the set...
Kind of a fun ceramic teapot. Can anyone take a guess at the signature? Thanks! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
There was a discussion on the old boards once about identifying paintings and someone made the point that if a painting is signed with a first...
Great finds, everyone! Pretty tile, our tulips just started to bloom. I usually don't get around to post on the finds thread, but had kind of a...
Oops, misread! Still, sounds like a giant piece at 7lbs. Best of luck with it!
You'll find a nice group of folks here, welcome!
Sharona, are you sure the tray isn't "reverse painted"?
I'm surprised that an inch higher and an inch wider brings the weight up from 2 lbs to 7 lbs! Anyone have any thoughts on that?
Hi Susie, If you didn't see the original post on the glasses, you'd probably like it. Here is a link:...
Thank you Fenton and Susie, I was thinking Scandinavian if anything, but probably Chinese the more I think about it. Susie, I don't know if you...
Beautiful! Could it have been a tiny mirror case?
Those lamps are SO cool!!! I think I'd leave it to the new owner. Definitely play up "matching set".
For what it's worth, I think your image is better than the one I sold. Looks to be a nice framing job, too. Best of luck with it.
Fairly sure it was was a page from the artist's book she published and would have gotten royalties on. (Not a copy, but a physical page from her...
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