Gobsmacking. Well done, you! Debra
Thank you, @Marote. That makes more sense. (The limits of both my eyes and Google Translate.) Debora
The seller has identified it as MCM. To my eye it appears later. The stamp would date your bottle; might be a bit of work to do so from the...
Something like this: Opfer der liebe, dargebracht jubelfeste freundes den 16 mai 1837. Sacrifice of love, offered to a friend on May 16, 1837....
Is this the same? And do you think that the date stamped at bottom of paper stamp? https://www.ebay.com/itm/175302325406 Debora
Opfer der liebe, dargebracht _______________ den 16 mai 1837. That's what I see. (Could be wrong.) Translates to Sacrifice of love, offered...
And the oval dish. "Biedermeier" and "Rococo" according to the seller -- who can't have it both ways. https://www.ebay.com/itm/305817821890 Debora
WhadaIknow but look like what you think they are to my eye. Here's a dup for your pen tray....
So sorry to hear of your (recent) loss. And thank you for joining us. You're very welcome here. Debora
Made in NZ (for New Zealand.) STG (for Sterling.) Perhaps RW is the maker's mark. Debora
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Are you sure you mean papier-mâché? It looks more like a painting done on cardstock. Debora
Here's the source of the image. Somewhat simplified on your plate. https://emuseum.vassar.edu/objects/17698/vue-de-la-place-du-grandduc-florence...
A souvenir plate for a popular destination but I've never seen one like it. Fun. Debora [ATTACH]
I don't see Paris. Debora
Did you forget your photograph, @Jody Messinger? Debora
Yes, but that little commercial figure has nothing on your wabbit IMHO. Debora
Isn't that darling?! Here's something along the same lines (but not nearly as charming.) Debora [ATTACH]
A lot of similars seen to have come out of Italy. Debora
Would/could you post photographs of all pieces? Then tell us where in the world you found them and what you know about them. Debora
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