That's a great tip Aquitaine, I just measured mine, right hand is 7" span and left is 7-1/2". and I'm (mostly) right handed.
Ceramic or glass frit?
This very much reminds me of the glass they used in electric fireplaces of the 1920's-30's. It was used to simulate coal and there would have...
"would actually make thing worse" Especially if it has been kicking around in a box with pliers and other tools.
Bronwen nailed it! Google Annette Paskiewicz jewlery, didn't read it all, but specializes in fused glass. WTG Bronwen!
OK, I'll take a shot...A. Paskieurun? going to google now to see if I can find anything close.
Those ripples in the fabric may need to be attended to...steamed out? If you don't want to spend a lot of money, you may consider someplace like...
I think the design of your gravy boat is referred to as a gadroon border.
Check Orrefors Carina
Would not say it's not worth anything, there are collectors who may buy it for the folksy, rustic charm. I somehow know that you will be able to...
Welcome to the site KS555, you paint a very vivid "word picture".;) The board appears to have been homemade, maybe for the whole family's enjoyment.
Welcome to the site Kirby. A few of the rectangles appear to be pierced right through the body of the clay. If that's the case, it wouldn't hold...
LOL, a picture is worth a thousand words.
It may be a replica of a Spool Cabinet, found on the counters of drygoods stores back in Victorian/Edwardian days. They usually had glass panels...
If you do decide to have it dry cleaned and some stains remain, perhaps some strategically placed lace appliques would cover the holes and...
Looks like a bin of some sort, maybe firewood or blanket storage? Did you notice part of the crest is missing on the front, nonetheless, for...
I'm thinking dyed coral discs. Would love to travel with you, good shopper!
That open slot above the base makes me think this may be a pastille burner.
Looks to me like Italian capodimonte, maybe 1960's-80's.
Another possibility, Wood & Baggaley. My Goddard's doesn't illustrate the mark, but states they were at Hill Works, Burslem. Staffordshire...
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