I imagine that once upon a long, long time ago, people kept their spoons on a rack, perhaps to keep them all together. In more modern times, yes,...
Quirky, those are lovely! It looks as if they are Kosta Boda, too! Try a google search for "KOSTA BODA SIGNED C.A L FW SWEDISH ART GLASS" and...
Well done, Sabre! Quirky, I was looking at some of Wärff's other signed pieces, and the word KOSTA isn't always very clear... (I DO think yours...
As wiscbirddog has said, it's a display rack for spoons. My great aunt had one similar in the 1960's, and she had a fake philodendron "growing"...
This one seems to have the letters on the bottom, but the seller doesn't seem to know who it is, either: [ATTACH]...
Lisa, that's too funny! MY "gray goose" is named STOLI (Stolichnaya Grayson!) [ATTACH]
Thanks, Walter!
Well, there WAS one here, but the link doesn't seem to go anywhere... [ATTACH] http://inspiredme.co/view/ And here's a wall plaque, but it...
I know there are a lot of scratches, but is there any chance there's a signature where I've circled? It almost looks like there could be. [ATTACH]
You may or may not be able to determine the maker of your pretty jar. I think it will depend on whether anyone can read the letters on that bottom...
Well, more power to you, Jan! ANYONE who can teach at the high school level these days has my great respect! In my "second career," I taught...
For anyone feeling left out, there's always this arm (or Greg can get it himself - so he can have an arm & a leg!): [ATTACH]...
Lisa, even at that small-ish size, I would say yes, a tea caddy. Barbour made a variety of them in the ca.1895-1900 era. Here's one example...
I'll bet you're right, Peggy!
Here's one, MMarco, being sold as part of a set: [ATTACH]...
Yes, they did! Around 2005, I bought one in pink for my son's high school girlfriend (who wore lots of rings!) She thought it was the coolest...
Very pretty, Peggy! I especially like the two rectangular ones.
All of the Sphinx porcelain I found in a quick search was marked that it had been made in JAPAN. One listing (no photo of the mark) said that the...
The closest I could find was this one, said to be ca.1930: [ATTACH] from:...
I was thinking Italy - perhaps Sicily.
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