Thanks all. Based on expert opinions, this is how I've tagged it in my collection: Antique (late 1800s or early 1900s) Charles Ahrenfeldt of...
My voice translator is the worst! fro for for--thirst for thrift! just saw those--egads!
Awesome, Thanks very much to both of you!
Those are the best photos I can get. Am wondering if it was a sigi at all.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks, AQT. Will upload pics shortly.
Thanks, CC. I like to tag my items, in case I eventually decide to sell, and so my family can know what things are worth if I should pass. Do you...
Pretty sure the gloss sealers are only for non-fired glazes.
Looks like the latter.
Dalecraft, Wilton, PA?
Anyone know the maker and what "Motor Carrier Night" was? Thanks![ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Thanks!
I'd thought of that, too, CC, but was being lazy about digging it out again. I just did, and it is indeed magnetic. I'm hoping that means mine is...
I was thinking there could be Chinese replicas flooding the market that were made recently.
I was referring to the colors/luster. Mine looks more aged and has more of an iron than aluminum appearance--at least to me.
Thanks. Yes, that is a wonderful, aptly-named hairstyle!
There is another mark I forgot to show. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thx, Joy!
Yes, I found some but not one like mine. Am hoping it is from 1889.
Appreciate it, D. I'll take 1900s antique any day of the week! Can you tell me more about the ladies pictured?
My pleasure, B. I finally beat someone to the punch! Does this mean I get my first "best answer"? Zippity Doo Dah!
Thanks, Yttli!
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