Thanks, all! So, I guess, parrot it is! Chirp back at you, Blooey! (or should I say "Polly want a cracker?")
Thanks, SIS. That's what I was thinking when I came up with "parrot" - but then I started second guessing myself(!) The way it was made, it just...
I know a fair amount about this covered candy jar (or bonbonjär...) It's been in the family for quite a while. It's Swedish pewter from 1934, a...
Bev, I was thinking the same thing, and I looked & looked last night, to no avail. The closest thing I came up with was UConn & its husky, back...
Dude, this one MIGHT be the Austen:...
Maybe @springfld.arsenal can help with additional identification(?)
Hi, Gracie, and welcome! Any chance you or your MIL are/were from NJ? There's a "paint your own" pottery place in Tom River, NJ called "Van Go"....
Not for me, thanks, Aaron - but thank you for offering this!
Maven, this is the type I was thinking of... I know it's not what yours is, but it's what yours reminds me of. This one shown here is from Lunt,...
Hi, AWood, and welcome! I'm not the person to help ID your item, but you might want to do a search for "brass ewer with cherub" and "brass ewer...
Very pretty, Maven! The style/shape reminds me quite a bit of the spoon bracelets that were so popular in the late 1960's/early 1970's - without...
Welcome, Shade! I hope you don't mind, but I "flipped" and enlarged your photo so that others may see it better! [ATTACH] edited to add: looks...
Hi, Pensy, and welcome! Do you know if yours is silver plate or pewter? We had a question about a pewter one, a while back:...
Living in the US, I had never even heard of canal ware (or barge ware)! I'll bet it was a great "souvenir" for kids on family trips - and easy to...
What about Isidoro Mexican pottery? https://www.atik360.com/isidoro-for-sale/isidoro.html
Just had another thought, since you said you found yours in Toronto: There was a company called Tappan-Gurney that manufactured appliances in...
DJB, I'm wondering if your GURNEY has anything at all to do with the "old" Gurney company, which supposedly went out of business by 1936. The...
Hmmmm... I'm not sure about that! As someone whose daughter-in-law won't own any dishes/utensils/cookware that can't go in the dishwasher, I...
Royal Crown Derby made a lot of those porcelain utensil handles... And, yes, sorry, Johnny, but not sterling...
Cool! ...and this one, also identified as 1960's Hazel Atlas, seems to be the same shape: [ATTACH]
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