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This piece reminds me of some of the personalized pieces that are (used to be?) available from Rowe Pottery & similar makers.
Oh, yeah... In the early 1960's, my Grandma had a mink stole, held in place at the front with one of those mink heads on one side and a tail on...
Wow, Brad! That is LOVELY!
Shangas, I honestly don't know if it would work. All I know about is frozen copper pipes, and how the pipe splits open, making a horrible mess!
Just wondering if the "B" might be for one of the Bormioli companies(?)
Shangas, I've seen them, sometimes called "Victorian muff warmers".
KSW, those are very cool - and I'll bet there are quite a few golfers out there who would love to have them! I saw these, supposedly US-made,...
Lucille, I love it! I've only been to Mexico once, in 1991, and when I was there, I bought a bunch of these pieces to bring home as little...
Serendipity, is it like the one in the back in this photo? [ATTACH] If so, it's Heisey Crystolite. from:...
I wonder if this could be the artist: Helmut Fuegel, a European artist started his career in Stuttgart, Germany in 1935, and for several years...
Parts of this one are rather similar: [ATTACH]...
Might it be Ugo Zaccagnini? for example: https://www.etsy.com/listing/607632759/vintage-italian-art-pottery-bowl-by
Vitry, I think the mark may be for Camille Tharaud, like this one: [ATTACH]...
Ascot, they remind me of these, supposedly from Portugal: [ATTACH]...
Oooo - that is one pretty candle holder!
Is it perhaps SOWERBY?
They apparently sell similar (these made in Italy) in the Monticello gift catalog, yet nowhere do they even suggest that it's a reproduction of...
I wonder if there's any chance it's this guy: Born in Grenoble in 1952, French sculptor Étienne Pirot, aka Étienne, spent his childhood and his...
This article from Wikipedia tells when the different types of figures were made, when the company switched from composite to plastic, and much...
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