Maybe Holmegaard?
Funny you should say that, Aqui... MY first thought was that it looked like part of a PUPPET (the head) - like one I had in the 1960's - sewn onto...
Hi, Lori, and welcome! You still can't see much, but here they are, cropped a bit: [ATTACH] Maybe pewter?
This is from a well-known website: https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/resources/history-notes.php McKinley Tariff Act (1): Origin of the...
And to me, as well. (excuse my geriatric printing!) [ATTACH]
Skerry, I think this is one here: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/aa-automobile-association-top-patrols-163763811 The description (which...
Delightful photos, Davey! I would guess ca.1900-1910, just based on my own family photos.
Wow, Davey - that's some cool stuff there!
You are most welcome! Lots of folks have problems with posting photos when they first start out here. (It DOES get easier, so please keep posting!)
Sperls, there is a company that uses SG GERMANY on its flatware. I'm wondering if that's what yours is, and if perhaps AUREAL is the name of a...
Hi, Ana Maria, and welcome! I've posted your photo here so that everyone can see it better: [ATTACH]
Lucille, I love your little critter, whatever he/she may be! In many ways, it reminds me of the 1920's/1930's German "Putz" composition nativity...
Billy, Johnny is correct. It's a pretty nice place, too - it's been around for about 90 years! And here's another piece from the same place...
Hi, Guy - I would agree with the William Hutton part, but I don't know about those dates. Where did you find that info? Just checking... Is this...
Johnny - I tried flipping & enlarging them on my computer, but I couldn't read the messages, because they're not in English!
Marie, WE had the same Formica in orange, and my grandma had it in yellow - boomerangs & all!
These look as if they might be similar - they have Frank Whiting marks: [ATTACH] from:...
Hi, KC! Nice to meet you! Your presence here is much welcomed!
Aw, thank you, MMarco. That's very sweet of you. However, the reason I posted and sent them as a "give-away" (on this forum, actually) was...
I, too, kept thinking, "What are the chances?" as I looked at your little "collection" - but then I saw that some were from clients from my DC...
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