Wood that has been stained with a white stain that doesn't hide the wood's grain is often called "pickled".
Hi, Luke, and welcome! That's a nice looking piece! I would certainly find a place for it!
Book, that's a charming little set. I'd be more than happy with it, just the way it is!
Is that really a cookie jar??? (How unappetizing!) It looks more like something to serve fish stew!
Well, if we're talking 1920's, then 1922 and 1928 are options.
Jim, that set is delightful! Where is it that you live? I can't imagine that some child out there wouldn't LOVE to have it! (Both of my kids...
Lots of variety among the ones shown here:...
Rigo, here's a bit of an explanation of the "Schleiger" wording on Haviland china: http://www.havilandonline.com/schleiger.htm and a page of...
Jim, I don't think it has anything to do with disabilities, but I could be wrong... Perhaps you could ask them?...
Thank you again, AJ. What you say here is so absolutely what she's been going through. She is an incredibly bright, well-traveled young woman with...
AJ, I SO wish we could find someone able to do what you are discussing here. The fact that such a practice might exist truly gives me hope. My...
Hi, Appy, and welcome! Up at the top right side of the page, there's a little box that says Search... If you type the words Simmons Metal in...
Peggy, these are the closest I found, although there's not much info: [ATTACH] The smaller ones seem to have the same info on them as yours: The...
Peggy, that's really neat! There's a dead-link one on Pinterest, originally from Ruby Lane, that's a little bit similar to yours, but I imagine...
I don't know what the cabinet looks like, but based on the "label" Aqutaine has shown "blown up" above, I would venture to say 1930's-1940's....
My daughter, who is a YOUNG woman, suffers from CRPS (chronic regional pain syndrome) Type 2, an insidious, painful disease. She takes Lyrica...
Nope! Most are metal: pewter, painted pewter, even sterling silver!
Bou, you made me look! I have a bunch of tins in various "hiding places" - mostly in my office - but you inspired me to go looking... Here's the...
That's a really cute tin, Bou! Looks like someone used it to store their silverware!
Hi, Doddkevin, and welcome! Have you checked all the patterns here? https://www.replacements.com/china/duc.htm?sort=a-z
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