That's a really cool piece, DeAnne! I'm seeing what Hollyblue said above: Invictus exterior grade (plywood) [ATTACH]
Invictus?
[ATTACH] Carl, this one's a bit different, I think (at the base), but similar:...
Aaron, many long years ago, I had a client in Washington, DC who was the grandson of Chef Boyardee! Their name was actually Boiardi...
Chris, check Nisaburo Ito here: https://www.artelino.com/articles/nisaburo-ito.asp
I think it probably is, too. Don, can you read what's under the crown? Does it look like this? [ATTACH]
Terry is absolutely correct. When I think of Royal Copenhagen, I always remember the waves: Since 1775, every piece of porcelain that has left...
Is this where you bought it? http://www.acstickley.com/metalware/arts-crafts-hammered-copper-vase-c1920s/
Well, I found a 1987 brandy snifter on a dead link, but no info... [ATTACH]
It reminds me of mid-century Stangl Granada gold. Our next-door-neighbor had TONS of it in the 1960's!
Sorry, Johnny - I don't know HOW I missed that - especially because I would have answered: ROMANIA! :)
@johnnycb09 I don't think you saw that I ID'd your "tulip glasses" a few pages back(?)
Definitely NOT! I LOVE those - and good old regular green beans, but the ones I can't handle are FROZEN FRENCH CUT - ew! [ATTACH]
That's julienne (also called French cut in the US...)
Well, this doesn't put names to it, either, but I found some interesting reading about the US diplomatic circles in Rangoon, including at the time...
Perhaps Frederick?
In the last photo, it almost looks like a pterodactyl!
Hey, Johnny, look what I found! It looks like maybe they're ROYAL DANUBE: [ATTACH] https://www.replacements.com/webquote/rdzrdz5.htm
We have a resident community of Tibetan monks in town, and they carry MUCH larger bowls!
Here's a Weidlich horse sans rider that sold on eBay not too long ago: [ATTACH]...
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