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It's a green Majolica plate. Molded under the solid green glaze. The anchor mark looks to have a B and an S next to it, and maybe other letters...
Weird things escape sometimes. @Ghopper1924 - case in point. Score!
I have a set of three coming up on Eboo - they go live on the 28th. (scheduled listing). They were found all in one case, rattling around at an...
As valuable vases go, it doesn't. It's perfectly good for putting flowers in however, i.e. its original purpose.
It was a wreck before, but now... whoooo. Whoever ends up with that darned well better appreciate it!
All I know is it's been around for a few. Probably a kitchen chair. I'd say have at it!
It's not so much a dog as a powder puff with feet! That's a Pom all right.
The two ladies above look like tin types.
The rose petal ones do turn up every so often, usually at a crazy-sounding price. I got one not long ago. but it smells less of roses than old...
Or it's better dye than it used to be. I've seen both explanations.
I'd call it a tablecloth too, but it's a piece of lace to be used as desired. My cat would kill it dead if it were on a bed. She likes to knead...
I honestly don't know what that would do, but it's rarely recommended. It's definitely real white coral. Someone in China (most likely) dyed it...
Pearl clasps are a good option. I hate modern barrels; they're fiddly and too small. 1930s barrels are a lot easier to handle. Spring rings...
Don't forget to video parts of it so we can get our nosy on.
It's not exactly what I use all the time, but it's similar. We Americans used those as kitchen chairs. They're nice and sturdy.
I'm not a lime green girl - too many Yankee ancestors (and I look lousy in it). Kelly green and I'd cheerfully grab it.
I've never had to mess with it. If it's real gold powder melting it down could be interesting. If it's gilding leftovers, generally copper, it's...
Spring rings make me nuts, as do most modern barrel clasps. The ones from the 1930s can be great. I agree with using age-appropriate hardware if...
It's definitely something you design a room around! It's more sculpture than chair.
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