Very sweet of you to offer, but not for me, thanks, Peggy!
Karen, it looks as if you already asked "the expert" (Walter Del Pellegrino) elsewhere...
For My father urged me sair: my mother didna speak; But she look'd in my face till my heart was like to break: check out AULD ROBIN....
Scout, is this a signature of some sort? [ATTACH]
Remember candy necklaces? [ATTACH] They tasted like chalk, but we always wanted them, anyway!
Hi, freestyle, and welcome! I'm thinking it may be this one, ca.1970 & later. (Yours is at left; comparison is on the right) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I have none of the jewelry, but I am a huge fan of enameled Scandinavian silver. I have lots & lots of sets of sterling spoons, bowls, plates,...
HUGE Hardy fan here, too!
Okay, Bou - you've made me a convert! THAT Alan Bates would be A-okay in my book!
(Must add: I married someone who was "SO not my type" - it's been 41 years & counting!)
Mine, too, Bou! Really??????? Oh, my.... SO not "my type" - but each to her own, right? ;)
Rob, you might check TEA KETTLE, instead of tea pot. This is from a dead link, but here's how it would have looked when intact: [ATTACH]
This one looks similar: [ATTACH] Mullingar Pewter Celtic Goblet Book of Kells T Ireland eBay seller squirrelinator...
I think the lettering on this one looks rather similar: [ATTACH]
It's very pretty, Aaron. My first thought was Portieux Vallerysthal, but it seems that the "collar" on theirs is flatter than the one on yours,...
Evelyb - Did you happen to see that I might have solved your Enamel earrings - Dutch, Italian, Turkish.....? mystery?
They remind me of Longpi pottery from India.
Ah, but a lot of us "antiques" like to read!
Whoa, is THAT a depressing book! (Nonetheless, I loved it! His brother's attempts to "get in on the fame"... not so much.) I, too, am a...
Ratsy, those are LOVELY! I wasn't familiar with Monart, so I read a bit about it here: http://www.glassencyclopedia.com/Monartglass.html and...
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