Yah. It's hideous. I'll put you out of your misery and give it a good home.:jimlad:
I believe this chair form has been a popular export or tourist trade item since the late Victorian period. There is a great variety in the design...
Your lid might be a stock Lenox replacement? I don't know much about the company and their wares.
It's a Lenox mermaid pitcher. Sorry I don't have a Worthpoint account so can't tell you the sold price. It's neat!...
Right? That's why they call it RE-search! I've resorted to little paper brains on everything. [ATTACH]
That's what we do, post away!
Are you thinking of paterae?
I own a similar one, have been tracking these at auction for a few years. They are Chinese or Japanese dragon/ bat chairs, some come with inlaid...
I agree, older. The fanned oval is a dead-giveaway. Over here, we'd call it "Federal"style. Really pretty little find!
.. and copied in the thousands, AKA "Phonets". Good that yours has a label!
Sounds like a frat party! " This mask was used to dispense beer during Hindu festival processions in Nepal. A tube would be used to connect the...
That happened to friends of ours in Colorado. They owned a 5th generation ranch, then uranium was discovered there. They fought it in court for...
Oh, well done!
They might be the Indian Mounted Cricket Team.
Some better search terms might be tray, engraved, and brass. No luck here. Could they be cows?
A lot more details would be needed for me to speculate, such as the land ownership status. Most privately-owned land in the US carries no cultural...
Too soon? :angelic:[ATTACH]
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
A point that I think many are missing is that the item has been removed from the puzzle (context) and the puzzle (context) is unknown. Here's an...
Hollyblue, as an avocational archeologist and a museum curator (retired) I'd be curious to know the details of your experience. Who was "we' and...
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