Burdines: THE BEST OF MIAMI! (and, later, elsewhere in Florida...)...
Marko, you might check WILD BRYDE for those cut-out bird earrings: [ATTACH]
My guess is mid-century, particularly 1960's, when Italian/Florentine accents were "big". There's one with some similarities here:...
Also, for dating, with some help from Wikipedia: Heywood Brothers was established in 1826, Wakefield Company in 1855. Both firms produced wicker...
I think it might just say TRADE MARK...
With the left-to-right orientation of the symbols, it would almost always be after 1970. It looks to be a late 20th century mark, similar to (not...
I remembered we'd had this before! Check this out: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/le-tallec-handpainted-limoges-trinket-box-signed.6514/
Good work, SIS! Well found!
Isn't that the truth! All those burning questions, just waiting to be answered...:)
Dow introduced it under that name in 1949, altho the "stuff itself" (Polyvinylidene chloride) (PVDC) was discovered in 1933...
Then there's this guy: Museum of Man - M'bongo the Gorilla M'bongo is featured at the San Diego Museum of Man, and currently is part of the...
How neat is that? Welcome, Tammy!
Isn't that SARIN?
Calla Lily candle holders were made by a few different companies. I know that CAMBRIDGE made a version, but I don't know if yours is Cambridge....
Any chance there's an "L" under the J.P.? (The mark below is for Jean Pouyat, Limoges, France.) [ATTACH]
Kiko, that's what I thought - "bringing in the Christmas!"
I believe the SHAPE is called a LOTUS BOWL. I don't know about the mark.
They almost look as if they could be individual (mini) trifle bowls, but I really don't know that for certain.
It looks as if it may be (perhaps - read the full info in the link) a FIRE KING custard cup in the SWISS CHALET (sometimes also called SWISS...
Lose the pockets, and change the fabric to solid blue, and it would look just like my junior high gym uniform! (late 1960's...)
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