Bakersgma, it was the frame that caught my eye first, the text was hard to read. I bought it because of the frame and the pristine condition and...
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Thank you ! I believe it is all original, nails and back look right. I'll post close-ups here to be sure. Be right back.
Thank you, the condition is wonderful.
Found this in an antiques store here in Massachusetts, wonderful shape and I love the frame. Anyway, is this a Temperance Society movement piece ?...
Hobe' jewelry is one of my favorites, especially the 1940's-50's pieces. Your's looks right for mid 1940's during WW2 when most costume jewelry...
Thank you all for your help, I appreciate it. :)
Thank you Brad, silkscreen was another guess I had.
Hi Everyone. I brought this home because something about it attracted me, probably the hopeful and timeless message of the subject. It was framed...
This does look like an older Chinese export. I have had many similar pieces that were sterling or higher and the filigree and mark looks right....
Thanks, can't take much credit though, it was on the 1st Google page that came up in my search. Dates seem to fit and it intrigues me as this is...
IF it is the same man, his name was Ezra and he dealt in china and glassware from Charlestown/Boston.
According to the 1855 Massachusetts census 42 yr old E.M. Flint was living in Charlestown with his wife Louisa P. Flint with their children.
Possibly ? https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQWR-R41
Hi Greg, I'm guessing it's a mug at 4" high and 5+1/2" across including the handle.
It occurred to me that you folks might want to see mine...lol..sorry about that.
Thank you Trip, I appreciate it !
Hi All ! I have a J. THOMPSON HARTSHORNE POTTERY mug with the same transfer printed scene on it and the only other pieces I can find are in...
Although I've never heard of this mark this looks like a 1950's-early 60's necklace. It could have been a short lived name made by any of the...
Nothing more to add, everyone has said pretty much what I would have said. Be sure to check the first pin as they may be Bohemian garnets. And...
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