p.s. I had that little Avon ruby Cape Cod glass "cruet", filled with bath oil, in the late 1960's. (My great aunt had a friend who sold Avon, and...
Hi, Tiffany! I hope you don't mind, but I've resized your photos & cropped them a bit so that everyone can see your collection. (I'm quite a fan...
Who, Stephen - that's pretty cool! I haven't seen one of those before.
DCFire, I'm not sure how or why, but some of the 1840's QUIENs who ended up in Bethel were born in GERMANY! (maybe in Wolfersheim?)
It's funny, but one of my Irish ancestors in Bethel, CT was a COLLINS who married one of the QUIENS there! (My 2nd gg-grandfather, on my Dad's...
Primm and Propper, I just took an online ramble thru your shop - it's simply lovely! I saw lots & lots of little pretties I'd enjoy having in my...
I have a gazillion spoons, but absolutely NOTHING to rival Cheryl's collection! (Hmmm... I wonder if anyone would visit if you opened a SPOON...
As always, Cheryl: LOVELY!
Perhaps check APPLEWOOD FARM in Ledyard: [ATTACH]
Aaron, I'll admit it... It gives me the creeps! Instead of a signature, might that say UNSIGNED WORK, 2002, JAIL? Something screams...
How about CHRIS HILL?
"RP" was Republic of the Philippines (until ~2011, I think.) I believe that the preferred abbreviation now is PH or PHL.
I can't add much, but these are sometimes called HANDKERCHIEF vases or bowls...
But, Komo, all those crumpled bills later become FOUND MONEY. Sticking my hand in a purse or a pocket & finding unexpected money always makes me...
Fig, I thought so, too, but then I saw a Haviland sugar that's about the same size (3 3/8" tall) and a somewhat similar (tho NOT the same) shape....
Holy cow, Mr. Nate! $1000 for an $11 investment? Now, THAT's the kind of sale we all need! Congratulations!
I couldn't find the color, so I went searching for the shape. Do you think that this might be it? (yours at left, other at right) [ATTACH]...
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/tamarack-stonecraft-how-repair.20365/ There you go, LL!
Cluttered, they're an acquired taste for most Americans! Traditional potted shrimps usually involve the tiny brown shrimp found around Morecambe...
Here are some OLD ones, but the title used offers lots of good words for searching/selling this sort of thing: [ATTACH] Graduated Metal Chinese...
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