Awwww - could be from anywhere! Mom had one of these soapstone guys - she got them along with perfume from France, a silk scarf from India and a...
Here's some interesting info from a guitar site - their take on celluloid: Lashings
Bad celluloid :( [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks, @i need help I'll check that out! But looks like @janetpjohn hit the jackpot! Those have been advertised by Martha Stewart and better...
[ATTACH] I tried playing around with the image, but really need a hi-res file... If it's small enough dimensionally you can use higher resolution.
Me neither! :)
Sorry, I could NOT correct we're to were??!! But you get the idea. :)
Hmmm This looks like such a perfect match between chain and pendant, seems like the same material. We're heavier solid pieces made of celluloid?...
In 1945 Only 624 sets were ordered, the first, being my Grandmother's, which is available to you in this Auction. The rest of the Sets were for...
my goodness... The pattern line was commissioned by a cymbidian orchid breeder who became one of the largest orchid growers etc etc. No doubt...
One I found earlier in orchid pattern. Really nice description of how this was specially ordered... Vintage Copeland's Spode Orchid Luncheon Set...
Yes, it is fernleigh and it may be a luncheon or tea set. I don't know if the set I'm researching includes cups... Possibly the flower (or bird)...
[IMG] Lower right, but not the same plate and no Pic of backs... Can anyone verify the date by the stamp - haven't found the exact match on...
I was sent these images and got excited on my first ID pass - I thought they were an eight piece set of "Orchid," but now see they are more likely...
Please tell me you still have it!?
Bc it has no patina and signature looks like electro etched? Sometimes people polish and remove patina. Do tell, @springfld.arsenal!
Yeah, @journeymagazine I remember your mom had a big life! :)
It's mine! You can try prying it out of my cold, dead hands - but I wouldn't recommend it :) They are rock crystal... Just a share Old German...
I LERV that oxblood!! I tried to see if there was some kind of common knowledge about celluloid colors - in Bakelite this would be some version...
Looking up PT ITALY 925 and came across this(!) [IMG] Which reminded me of a story about an aunt. Hoping someone would notice her engagement...
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