Some reading material ... https://www.christies.com/features/Picasso-ceramics-An-essential-guide-to-stamps-and-markings-9346-3.aspx...
Here's its cousin ... https://www.liveauctionworld.com/ANTIQUE-OAK-SINGLE-DOOR-SERVING-CABINET-WITH-BARLEY-TWIST-LEG_i31100720
Here's the same style signature on this ... https://www.deconamic.com/item/art-deco-silvered-bronze-elephant-bookends-rischmann/ PS: Your statue...
I am thinking of how it could be played. I am also ignoring the baseball theme. Without a supplied field of play, any table would do. A type of...
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If that's wood and not a plastic or resin, I'd say it's hand carved. :cyclops:
Your assessment of time and place is fair. Also, he is not intimidated, and his ear seems to have a point, perhaps the devil collecting on a bargain?
Yep, it's tangled. :bookworm: What more can OakandThistle add?
That link does not state that. Also, the Pinterest image is the same image as OakandThistle's post. [ATTACH]
Leave it as is, sell it and carry on. ;)
This is the direction to search ......
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That's very interesting. This may be a good place to begin looking for odd stuff ... http://alloy-artifacts.org/walden-worcester.html
They may have started out as being part of a gas lighting fixture.
One more leap, and they are in your room!
Nothing on Peiker, except he lived in West Orange, NJ. The first guy on the list, George E. Stringfellow, recalls ......
From the same source ... https://deepdoodoo.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/globe-wernicke-elastic-bookcases/ No mention of that dowel, but it may add...
This looks like it ... https://www.lighting-gallery.net/gallery/displayimage.php?album=4920&pos=18&pid=171630 It could be a screw base or bayonet...
According to the following, a 7 over 6 Mazda bulb dates from the 1910 - 1919 period. Info is at 3:50 on the video. Your lamp has 7 arms at the...
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