Yeah, table markers like these 1950s ones: eBay Item #188033316529. Debora [ATTACH]
Ah, this is helpful. They must indicate the table number at a bridge party. Debora [ATTACH]
I've never seen such a thing. Here's the bridge set on offer on eBay that contains similar numbers: Item #256411623607. Debora
Those signatures are separated by at least 30+ years. The first, an artist's signature on a late 1940s print, and the second, scrawled in marker...
"Way off"? Debora
Someone please compare the "Helene Thompson" written on the painting's back with the artist's signature on the floral prints. Look very close to...
Wonder what happened to the rest of the album. Would/could you post close-up photographs of the captions? Debora
Doesn't it say "25 May 1927"? Or is that "25 Mar 1927"? Debora
What an interesting construction. Almost looks like a Rube Goldberg invention. Debora
Wonder if families were included in the outing. The fob would have been designed and manufactured at the factory. A prestigious local...
Too interesting. Colonial setting. Perhaps @Any Jewelry, can identify where. And what does it read before the date? Is that the location? Debora
Charish.com seller smokin' something. Attractive 1950s decorative prints but... $2,295?! Debora
That darker flecking to the frame is typically 1960s/1970s. Debora
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Just a snippet from The National Cyclopedia of American Biography, 1960: [ATTACH] Debora
Oh, purdy! Debora
A very attractive ware. Debora
Unbelievable. You know the painted bird is from Tonalá, México. Debora
What I find interesting is that the artist varies the width of her panels. The narrower, more static panel at left drives the movement forward....
What great finds! And in excellent condition. I'd think a bit later than that because of their boldness and proportion. But I could be wrong....
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