The vessel seems to be a type of lugger.
There are several of the same and similar on eBay. Nothing definitive. They say 1940s onward. One had an applied note that it was received as a...
Our family has this from the 1950s ... [ATTACH]
I cannot fit one of these stores into the second line ... https://www.lstoptours.com/blog/the-great-department-stores-of-state-street
I see the first line as Made In France.
for example ... https://www.etsy.com/listing/1707011864/vntg-belgian-flemish-shearing-of-the#:~:text=Highlights,to%20the%20lower%20left%20corner.
Please supply a clear photo for us.
They do not show the mark, but thay call it Porcelain de Paris ......
I know nothing about this figure, but I am fing the same search results. It's an and oddity. Does the hand retain on opening for the staff?
Looks very close to me ... [ATTACH] The following places the younger image in the 1880s. https://calisphere.org/item/ark:/21198/zz002d3wvw/
Not an exhausted search, but your picture was framed on or before April 1906, and that location burned due to the earthquake. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. of Winsted Connecticut...
here's your reddit ... https://www.reddit.com/r/ChopmarkedCoins/comments/1l0eihe/1877s_barber_trade_dollar_with_arrow_chopmark/ rotating the...
Perhaps ... “The beautiful thing about treasure is that it exists. It exists to be found. How beautiful it is to find treasure. Where is the...
I like it! Caution, its enchantment could lead to a maddening desire ... [ATTACH]
Sweet. (I had to google)
I knew I'd seen that lamp before! :nailbiting: [ATTACH]
These are the other two images. I've been searching, but nothing similar so far. [ATTACH]
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The graphic on the left side of the label are the letters BHS. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Home_Stores
Separate names with a comma.
