Just don't want to blow a fuse literally and then figuratively!
Oh the lamps from my old post would be a helpful visual . . . I still relish the colors on the windmill one! [IMG] [IMG]
Hi all. I found and purchased an Art Deco lamp with reverse-painted glass panels that sort of matches those pendant lights I acquired and posted...
It's a shame about the chip.
Here's another one for you Chinese experts. The enamels look pretty good to me as does the mark. Is this a genuine Qianlong piece onto which a red...
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Hello, I'm looking for the opinion of Chinese porcelain experts/buffs for this post. Do I have authentic Guangxu peoplesware pieces here? Other...
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Then again there are some "tallish" tea pots in Kyle Husfloen's Antique Traders Teapots Price Guide, which I pulled out of my reference books.
I just found it's the "Blue Arrow" design series, made for the European market, but no luck on seeing the pot yet.
Ah, yes, of course--thanks and love the reference!
Hi all, I could sure use some help finding info about or online examples of this tea pot. My guess is 1920s art deco. Appears to be marked THOMAS...
Yes, but no luck. Nev mind. I see others have ided it. Thanks all!
Can anyone tell me about this unsigned piece (starting with the style/ technique)? I picked it up today as it was inexpensive and it had an...
This is on the back . . . Hard to make it out![ATTACH]
A friend and I did a bit of research, and I believe this deed is for a sawmill in a town that is now called Amenia, but was formerly known as...
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Hi all! I believe this is a late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese Imari dish. Not sure if it is depicting the porcelain trade between Dutch...
the bottoms[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] . . .
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