Anyone have a Worthpoint subscription? This one is very similar, a Victorian revival....
And since there are no dimensions given, is it possibly a stool? https://www.loveantiques.com/antique-stools/oak/oak-joint-stool-c1700-63494
Would that not make it "gadrooning", James?
The only diddly I know about military insignia is those rainbow striped bars racks are called theater, service, campaign and commemorative...
It's the offspring of Pierrot and the Michelin Man!
The Cora Ginsburg Company in NYC is a trusted place to have this assessed. Titi Hale has taken over the business after Cora's death and the staff...
You might try contacted the archaeology department at Durham University. Several of the professors are experts in early Anglo Saxon material...
Anybody got any "backstock" old Doulton or Salem Witch ware? :woot::woot::woot: [ATTACH]
Although yours looks more home-made and not a "stock" pattern for the typical fraternal head gear, you might try the DeMoulin Bros. Co. Museum....
One of my graduate school topics was fancy dress costume. It was very popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to costume up for a...
Pandemics have a long historic precedent, they come and they go. Humanity reacts, responds and recovers. I won't consider this the end of the...
Will this do? https://www.bidsquare.com/online-auctions/millea-bros/tibetan-silver-kapala-skull-cup-1692460
Yes, a very distinctive style. Alas, I don't recognize them.
Because the pull profile does not stick out from the drawer face very far, and I have 20 years of arthritic fingers experience. :meh:
Some of those rr lanterns and oil cans could fetch quite a bit, depending on if they are marked with a particular line. The holiday room looked...
Very hard to open?
So what do you do with these? Reassemble into something to market?
Uh-oh. Sorry if I mislead anyone, it's not for sale. Any Jewelry mentioned monkey skulls, and I was just posting to see if mine was a fake....
Well done Tall Cakes, that is nearly identical. I'm assuming the blank was purchased from Heisey and cut by another company, after reading from...
It's so abstract, it could be interpreted a peony, a dahlia or maybe a mum. I guess I am overthinking it.
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