That is so interesting. Could well be G.L.S. followed by Nyker. Debora
Love the perspective of that painting and the artist's use of cools and warms. Debora
More about cane: https://cutglass.org/BrilliantGlassEduc/A Guide to ABCG - Jim Havens/Part 1 Havens/motifs6.htm Debra
Right. But can't say I've ever done so. Debora
The internet says it was manufactured by the Mosaic Tile Company of Zanesville, Ohio and is circa 1910-1935. Debora [ATTACH]
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You haven't seen this? https://www.thepotteries.org/markguide/knots3.htm Debora [ATTACH]
Dunno but a wall hanging so designed to be decorative. Debora
Karen, we typically don't do valuations here because there are so many variables (e.g. market, condition) involved. One source that's helpful for...
You know... I look at tasks like that as a privilege. Debora
Oh, I don't envy you that job. Draining in so many ways. This site is full of both knowledgable and helpful people who you'll find of great...
There are a number of Cushman catalogs online at the Bennington Museum web site. You can always explore earlier examples (if any are available.)...
That was mine as well, a prisoner of war camp. Engraved mining scenes are a thing though (although usually the location is identified.)...
1960s. The lamp featured on this link appears to be the original. Yours may be a knock-off given that the orientation of the head on the base...
The frame means it might be old. And there are similar framed on the internet which might indicate frames were an original feature. Always...
It wasn't meant to be polished. Debora
Hard to tell re clothing as figures impressionistic. Victorian, of course, but skirts not at their fullest. Still, some volume. The SMY...
A regional brand and there appears to be quite a few of these around. Those factors and condition impact collector interest. You'll have a good...
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