To me, it looks like they both have a pencil mustache, and a bit of hair below their lip.
Bronwen replied with the original that it copies (and not a very detailed copy).
Are the antlers naturally attached to the skull plate, or are they shed antlers affixed to it?
This is an example of what prompted my comment. [ATTACH] The right hand side of the big scratch or linear dent seems to retain its paint undisturbed.
I have no expertise in this area, but it looks almost as if the image was applied after the wood was damaged.
RPPC of Miss Adams Candy Shop, Erie PA, I believe. Card is postmarked May 16, 1931 Erie, PA, sent to Pittsburgh PA. [ATTACH]
I'm glad you liked it. I've looked at the high res scan, and can't see a name or other identification on the ship. There are actually two photos...
Ok. Now I'm feeling old.
"The union one and inseparable now and forever" Dan Webster "Let us have peace" US Grant This book was transferred to the undersigned...
Nice, quiet photo of a small sailing ship, ca. 1905, most likely Fishers Island, NY, as it's with other photos of that place, but it's possible...
I don't know where it was made. I only know where it was owned. This is part of lots of family items. Some I've identified as US made. Some are...
In case this helps, this was owned by a person that lived on the east coast of the United States.
I have a small silver whistle, a little over an inch in length. I've found confusing information on the maker mark. I wonder if someone knows who...
You were using a metal detector and found them, right? Have you really scoured the area for other finds that may shed more light on your spoons?
@stracci - you are probably right. A paper on the topic said that Chinese laborers were contracted to work on Pennsylvania railroads, but there...
Although the EBay link I posted is listed as a Chinese item, the spoon has the Korean flag on the back. I think that suggests the listing being a...
I don't know if this is actually an antique, but this is the sort of thing I found that made me think "rice spoon"....
Is there a rail line in the proximity of where you found the spoons?
One of them is silver. Would that be typical of servant utensils? Or do you think it's not actually silver?
They look similar to some pictures of Chinese rice spoons. Cool find!
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