I like the matte pieces with hand carved geometric patterns production from 1900-1920. Alas though, sold it all many years ago.
Okay everyone got it! Just so you know I would never put a needle to something I thought was bakelite, celluloid, horn, jet, collectible...
Looks a bit like Bethel Pike mark, I don't recall center logo in a circle though. I have seen this mark before. I will look in my files...might...
okay I won't, done it before in a very discreet area usually in a crease underside etc. yah, probs some kind of resin....
Jonny, thanks for suggestion for the green stone, searching now...
Great info. The wood & steel piece is knife that opens up. Duh! Ritual knife from Tibet.. KARTIKA looks like it, no metal though, looks like...
Nicely hand wrought stems and leaves.
nothing over 8" . From left to right, stone, stone, wood & metal (steel) and bone or ivory.
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I have seen this mark attributed to Pacific Stoneware, I believe from Oregon or Washington. (not Pacific Pottery of Calif)
I like it!
I haven't tried to find the maker of the glass. It would be fun used a serving dish instead of flowers and candles.
pretty. I couldn't find a Rogers Cedric match on priceminer. Did a general search for Rogers ice cream which showed one ice cream fork sells...
THANKS! Sorry I wondered off....
Hi all and Happy New Year. The rain has limited by photography...got to get set-up indoors. Most similar I found was Gorham mark.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Antique hobby painted china pieces values depend on the quality of the hand painting, the size and shape. And if the "blank" maker is collected....
The lower body center design technique is called Champlevé. I don't think the pair are antique, probably, 1950s-1970s.
Very scary. I am glad you are on the mend. Take care. Do you have a neighbor who can check on you?
Does the interior pink glaze cover the entire inside? Or is it white? All glazed interior, probably not super new China or hobbyist made-that is...
Very cool!
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