Two holes = Two quills? I don't think these were really ever intended for use as the people acquiring them at the time were predominately working...
I'd say 19thc Staffordshire for sure, seen that frizzy stuff on other pieces - and I think it could be an inkwell with those holes low down like...
It does say Talavera - not much room to spread out those letters!
Hello Carrie!
I don't do Facebook, please go ahead and ask over there - thanks! BTW even though this looks like threads, most descriptions call this "crackle"
I thought about Mont Joye/Legras, I had some in the past - but I haven't seen too much if any French glass with the crackle/threaded technique...
@cxgirl You may be right - who do you think it could be? I don't think it's fine enough to be Moser? Palme-Konig or Harrach maybe? - Kralik did...
Picked this up today at the local consignment store, $6.00 plus tax so I had to bring it home. Thought at first glance it was crackle but no,...
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There was a mall in Tallahassee in the 70's called Carriage Gate, bowl could be 70's/80's maybe?
I was looking for the kitchen sink but they didn't have one, so meh.:bucktooth:
I just googled this ...14k cufflink +"F.P.S." ...and came up with a few hits, seems this is an American maker. (some on page 2 etc too)
Nice quality! - did you try googling Carriage Gate gifts?
Could it be ERS?
Weft style on back doesn't look like a Hamadan and warp is wool not typically Hamadan (cotton) ..if old Hamadan, (wool warp) knot density would be...
you could try searching waterfall dresser hardware
Go back and re-donate it!:bigtears:
Nope, not Japanese, not Cloisonne, not wireless, just good ol' Chinese "Canton enamel" ;)
@Ownedbybear OK. I give up. :oldman: Answer please?
Uranium glass goes back to the ancient Romans! Admittedly a lot was made during the 20thc, I love my juice squeezer for instance, but uranium has...
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