Very nice buy!
Most entertaining thread in a long time. Anyone remember Geraldo Rivera opening Al Capone's vault? More fun closed than open!:hilarious:
Not Meissen. Boy, I'm being a real party-pooper today! A better pic of the mark might help, but those repro/imitation/faked crossed sword marks...
These are not Staffordshire cats. 20th c somewhere. I dunno F&F stuff very well so can't comment. Removing the green stuff on the bottom might...
Oooh, would look so lovely with my ring, eh? And, add the earrings for the full set!:hilarious:
A whopper! Early 20th? I like it!
Geez, all I know is that if I put stuff like that in an auction, I'd get $5 after all the auction fees are totted up. But, if real, stupid money...
My mother loved nice linens and all sorts of needle work and was keen to buy bits and pieces from antique shows, etc. My daughter recently moved...
I've heard many times how expensive the prices are on 1st Dibs.
@cxgirl ...and while I was at it, I photographed the Strawberry Hill pottery pieces (at least that's what I think they are!). The large one --...
@Houseful Finally felt guilty enough to get the ring out and photo it. Quite large: top is 7/8 inch by half inch wide. Quite a lot of 14k gold...
Howdy, Neighbour! We see the lights of Port Angeles from Dallas Road when out for a "scenic drive!"
With those impressed numbers and sanded off glaze on the base makes me think Belgian. Could be for wine as lying on the side does make me think...
The painting quality is too poor to be Samson. 20th c somewhere.
Were you the one who found the smoky quartz pendant, too? I really should take a photo of my Mom's ring. It would complete the "set!" I'll try...
Lovely glaze and shape, but a stumper for me!
That was my thought, too.
That is the cutest thing!
Huh. Not usual for Copeland -- the British one. Copyright Reserved seems American to me. I'm stumped, but I do love that turquoise!
What is their diameter? Tea pot stands?
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