From my maternal grandmother's estate. There was a whole line of tableware made in this pattern. [ATTACH]
Probably something she stared housekeeping with in the mid-1920s. It's called a spool-leg table and it has a "hidden" drawer. I was mildly...
Just sharing, but opinions welcome. My mom likely got these at a garage sale. No idea what she paid. A person that came to look at something else...
Just sharing, but opinions appreciated. I bought this in the early 1970s at my parents urging. If I remember correctly, I paid between $100 and...
My parents started housekeeping in 1951 with this bureau set. There was also a dresser that matched, but my mom sold that a long time ago....
Another one of those "couldn't sell it before moving" pieces, but found a use for it in my new house. It's a Bassett Federal style dresser with...
Given to me by a neighbor in the 1980s when I was living in the Victorian house. She lived to be almost 101, passing just a few weeks before that...
Has a round mark on the bottom - MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA. Google lens indicates 1930's as a time frame. [ATTACH]
Another brown thing no one wants. I have a good notion my parents bought it at an auction in the mid-1970s when they were trying to furnish the...
"Cove on Green River" original watercolor signed "Chas A. Hulbert". Info I was able to ascertain in last photo. There was a local dealer (I...
Fairly large for shakers. Research indicates they may be Hull, but they aren't marked. [ATTACH]
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I've had this for a while. I think I paid $10 for it at a garage sale back in the 1980s. I didn't know what it was at the time, but after looking...
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A local woman currently had a display of Depression glass in the library. I thought I could sell some of what I inherited to her. I contacted her...
Just sharing. The closest one to mine is one on Ruby Lane that's listed for $150, according to Google Lens. The same dealer that wouldn't but my...
A Google Lens search revealed a slew of these, some identify it as an American Bisque piece. Some say from the 1940s, other say 1950s. It is...
I've been attempting to get a definitive answer since some say it's by Burlington Glass and others say Ripley & Co. Also the pattern could be...
He was stationed in Europe - coins he brought back were from Germany, Belgium and France, but he could have acquired these anywhere. I know he was...
I saved these out of my maternal grandmother's estate. What I could find out about them in photo. [ATTACH]
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