For me, it was the shell bowl and the eagle v. that vine garland - I had to go with the former, since a bird tipped the scale over Columbus!
My feeling is that this is even a bit newer than the 1970's - more likely late 1980's to mid-1990's. These bowls were ubiquitous at that time,...
Kyra, you did a SPECTACULAR job! Your "dangerous dog" is exquisite! Wow, wow, WOW!
Cheryl, those are gorgeous - I've not seen any quite like them before. I'm especially fond of the eagle spoon... What lovely detail! I'm so glad...
Yes, Jivvy's right, EFFANBEE, but I think it's their 1983 SNOW WHITE: [ATTACH]...
For those interested, here's a bit of additional info: The company most Americans today know as Ethan Allen was founded in 1932 in NYC as...
No info offered, but I wonder if this is the same SUTHERLAND:...
Tricia, it looks as if this may be the patent for the link system itself: https://patents.google.com/patent/US1661869A/en?oq=1661869 Note that...
Check here: https://www.chairish.com/product/1213410/vintage-1947-gort-bone-china-great-dane-dog-figure
Scouts, I was just going to mention those! I never had one, but I remember that a girl in my 1st grade class had one. She used to make a big deal...
My feeling is that this piece was made sometime in the 1930's. Here's a bit about Fielding's Crown Devon. There's more at the links given: ......
Lovely, Nate!
It looks like a tastevin... See here: https://www.peltro.com/en/pewter-tastevin-cm-8-5.html
Hi, Sherry, and welcome! This is the INTRODUCTIONS forum, where you can post a bit of info about yourself. For artwork, try the ART forum, and...
I'd call them sheer nylon summer gloves, dating from the 1950's into the 1960's. We used to have to wear them to church on summer Sundays when I...
The saddle horn made me think India(?)
Rob, I am so, so sorry. I know it is difficult to go on at a time like this. Please know that you are not alone, and please do return to the forum...
She's a beauty, too, Bou. Look at those eyes - you can just see the intelligence behind them!
Hi, Michael, and welcome! I've cropped your photos and inserted them here, so that others may see them better. Hopefully, someone will be along...
Welcome, Sinciera! Here's your necklace, so everyone can see it: [ATTACH]
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