Irice frequently used paper labels only and they did use that cab. topped push pump as well as bulb style atomizers.
Iridescent glass, no maker's mark? Could be Irice, 1950's.
I believe the Haddon Plate tray was manufactured by McGlashan-Clarke Co. Toronto, On. and was sold exclusively through the T. Eaton Dept. Stores...
I think they were commonly referred to as kidney shape dressing table/vanity due to the curve in the front.
I have had a few of these and they are very saleable. I don't think the goblets and bowl are original to the set. IIRC, the ones I have had were...
The scissors on the left may be embroidery scissors. Manicure scissors usually have a slight curve to the blades.
I believe it is older, probably before 1920's. If it was used for bath salts or bath oils, the hollow cap may have served as a measure.
Most beds I have seen from that era didn't have box springs as we see them today, with matching mattress and box spring. You can get a box spring...
Commonly referred to as 3/4 beds, and box springs and mattresses are available, you may have to special order and wait a while.
The difference between a master butter knife and a fish knife is that a fish knife would have a notch in the curve of the tip to flick out stray...
Many companies did variations of the Pinwheel design. Without a signature or label, it will be tough to nail down who the manufacturer is.
The flowers in the vase is my favorite. They have taken a finely detailed print and incongruously turned it into a Paint by Numbers masterpiece.
Seriously, some of these made me LOL. What an imaginative way to repurpose 'art' that may have wound up as landfill. 100 years from now, art...
Back in the 1960's when my kids were born, we spent a full week in the maternity ward. I had a small wardrobe of these bedjackets to wear when...
I agree with the clasp/clip concept. I have seen similar devices in the interiors of vanity purses, card cases and cigarette cases. The angled...
It may have been used to sprinkle caster or icing sugar over muffins, pancakes etc.
The gold fingerprint smudge and the 1906 date? probably indicate that the piece was bought as a blank from any one of the potteries that sold...
It looks old to me, but there are those on this board with far more expertise than me in these items. That being said, the cording used in your...
It looks somewhat like the drying racks for lightweight items. There were a number of wood dowels that would fit in the top bracket and when in...
Hi and welcome tbbrown. I don't think it was ever anything other than an electric lamp. It's fairly typical of table lamps that were around in...
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