According to Google Translate, קדוש means "Holy" and "Kiddush." It's probably a kiddush cup. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiddush
I really like the theme.
Wow, I like that one, too. It reminds me of the ship in Stephen King's Duma Key!
I found this https://new.liveauctioneers.com/item/40070836_r-pontillo-american-art-landscape-farm-scene-oil and I think it's the same signature,...
It seems like an odd subject for a factory painting. I don't think anyone would want to buy it.
I love Gothic horror novels, so I couldn't resist snatching up this old painting at a thrift store. Whenever I stare at it, I feel like it's part...
So, there is a Frankfurterstrasse 43 in Hagen, but it's a shisha place now. Just wish I could find out more about this.
Definitely! And foot ball, if you like that. I see them too. Haha. I wonder what the carver originally intended.
Thanks! Hagen makes sense! I purchased this in Dortmund, which is also in NRW.
What I find really strange is the second "ink well". It looks like it was carved from the same wood as the first box. The graining is even the...
It does look like a butterfly. Now I see that the pattern could be wings... With the f word, what I originally thought was a h appears to be part...
Lol, it's an interesting pattern. I thought it might be a bug like a cicada, but I couldn't tell. That's a good idea. I wondered if the note was...
Yeah, I don't know why I typed Kaffermann. I meant Kallermann. I did a web search for Paul Kallerman, but I wasn't able to find anyone in...
I recently purchased this wooden inkwell stand at a thrift store. The paper on the back is in German; my native speaking German friend could only...
Sorry about that. :) Thanks for the correction.
I think that the EP NS stands for Electro-plated nickel on silver. http://www.silvercollection.it/electroplatesilver.html If that's true, it...
It does! :O I wonder if it's a coincidence or if it's styled off of the character.
Nice! I love the tufted velvet (suede?) upholstery.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hello, I found these pieces at a flea market. The woman's bust appears to be clay, with a shell for a hat. The flower one in...
Thank you! I'll post this in the jewelry thread, too.
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