In case you do decide to use this stuff, it's actually called DRYEL.
There are a few issues of the Crockery & Glass Journal from the 19-teens online at...
The pretty little sugar bowl looks to be Noritake (Morimura Bros.) from Japan, ca.1914-1921. These 2 statements would seem to narrow down the...
Yanna, it looks as if it might be Moore, Leason & Co. Check here: http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/749d.htm
Someone ate the $120,000 banana at Art Basel. Yes, really...
Or maybe the "plug" allows it to be filled with sand or something similar, so it can be used as a bookend - or something like that?
Clever, INH - but those would have to be some mighty TINY fingers!
Don, I'm thinking they're for nuts or mints. They remind me of the little dishes my Grandma would set out when it was her turn to have "the...
There's a single mention of Jinks Tavern in the DEC 3, 1870 edition of the Commerce Dispatch from Commerce, Missouri here:...
Aw, shoot, WNelson! I have to admit that I got a little excited for you, too! Hmmmm... Maybe one of our "furniture gurus" has some ideas(?)...
Just saw that Romweber is still in business, and the company helped someone else ID something with the American/Romweber label. Maybe you should...
Oooo - that sounds like a good clue, WNelson! Maybe they were made by AMERICAN (which that blurb says Romweber helped found in 1879!)
Just to get you started, WNelson, here's a tiny bit of company info. At least it tells you that your furniture is not antique - yet - but it...
There seem to be a few of them out there, under Noah's Boa, but does NOBODY know the artist's name???...
Don, I don't have a clue, but I must say, that is very unusual - and PRETTY!
I know that real Imari tends to be Japanese, but what about these plates? They're 6 1/2" across, and I have 4 of them. They're in the Imari...
mah jongg tiles?
Kiko, it's definitely "vintage" - someone here will undoubtedly know the production dates, but I do not...
Flying peace fish?
Kiko, I don't know if it is, but it reminds me of a Cambridge Glass cornucopia vase. edited to add: Is this like it?...
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