By the 1880s Janesville was more than a farming community, with several industries manufacturing agricultural implements, carriages, perfumes, and...
From an 1889-1890 Janesville City Directory - [ATTACH] [ATTACH] https://search.library.wisc.edu/digital/ADSYKXSAN453ED9D/pages/AZRGIPWCBTVZ7U9D
Now that I have a better idea of what I am looking at, it looks like a complicated half-blind dovetail joint. [ATTACH]...
We will need to see the whole box to understand where the joins are.
I don't have any information on Worthpoint, but here is one copy listed for sale on Abebooks, asking $250 -...
The design looks very similar to an Isleta bowl illustrated in the book by Allan Hayes and John Blom - Southwestern Pottery: Anasazi to Zuni. pg. 77.
Do you know more about "this woman" - who she was and what she did? Can you describe the book you acquired - is it a scrapbook, or something else?...
Get ready to be wary of rugs such as this collection, made in Azerbaijan. Love the corner tassels -...
Wonderful. Baskets and rugs being copied now. Great video find, Any. The weaving technique is closer to actual Navajo technique, with the use of...
I agree - based on the photos it is a little suspicious. In addition to the white warp ends visible at the top and bottom, the selvage edges look...
It does not seem that a hat pin that short, but with a cap to secure it, would make much sense. It is not like you could reach under the hat and...
Welcome, Brass99. This one looks identical, described as a lapel stick pin, but missing the little end piece - https://www.ebay.com/itm/361997341452
Welcome, Elizabeth. I think @Debora is right, the photo and signatures seem to be similar to a commemorative year book - with the...
http://www.korean-arts.com/about/Celadon%20-%20Old%20and%20Modern.htm
Based on what I can find, your stove would be described as a "step top", and may date from the 1860s-1870s. Check the back of the stove for any...
Unfortunately, what @Aquitaine found is a modern stove with the same name. This makes doing internet searches much more difficult. Are there any...
Perhaps, if "mantle boots", they held matches.
A previous discussion on similar items -...
I would guess that the vast majority of Shipibo-Conibo pots floating around are post 1945-50s, at the earliest.
Very nice selection of the different shapes, Any. You don't see bowls available very often.
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