It’s lovely. And now I have fallen down a rabbit hole of looking at antique peacock vases, lol. I hope you find an answer!
It’s not antique itself (1989) but I was very pleased to pick up this little book for $3 at an estate sale. Great descriptions of the architecture...
Thank you!! : -)
I bought these a few years ago at Brimfield because I loved the brilliant blue color. (It’s even brighter than in the picture.) I never researched...
It’s a very pretty blue color!
Collectors books can be rather expensive, even used. It occurred to me someone retiring from the antique business might be interested in getting...
It’s lovely. I like the shape of it and can picture it filled with flowers as a vase.
It looks very much like ones I have seen that are mid-century. Chinese and made for import. The stickers saying China often came off the enamel...
[ATTACH] Yes, it looks *very much* like the set Debra found but it looks a little different to me. I included some more photos that try to show...
Researching a recent find (Wilton trivet, featured in 1953 giftware catalog) and I was surprised to see an iron trivet that looks just like the...
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Interesting! Thanks!
I visited the Corning Museum of glass (amazing!) and on the way back visited an antique store in Owego. As usual I shopped for what I like and...
That’s it! I’m still curious, wouldn’t those have typically been manufactured- not hand blown given the date? I’m wondering if it’s a copy by a...
I was intrigued by this little glass. It was described as a “smoke glass shot glass”. It looks (to me) hand blown and hand engraved. I’m...
Thank you! Just the metal part itself is about 19inches length. It is VERY heavy. About 32lbs! It seems like it is brass.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] This was my grandfathers. He was successful lawyer and traveled internationally frequently. It’s very possible...
Wow! It’s very similar to the work of Janet Dodge. I wonder if she used other signatures. Thank you!!
Thank you!!
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] hand painted. And the repair was likely made before WWII. Thoughts on this plate? French? Italian? Where...
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