Chris, I've only been to Japan once, and it was a very long time ago... (1980!) What I bought for myself then was fine china - full service for...
My take: Confederate cavalry soldier, mortally wounded, dropping his sword... Horse is at a dead gallop (all 4 feet off the ground) & soldier will...
Kraft, here's another brass pair on eBay. Sadly, no ID info......
Drew, there was a thread about this, not all that long ago. Maybe it will help(?): https://www.antiquers.com/threads/rits-dye.19626/#post-266947
Bucher was a jewelry store, way back when (teens and 1920's, at least) in Baltimore. There's currently a high-rise apartment building where they...
FireBall, just to get started, you can see some of the listings on eBay for C.O.C. eyeglasses. Perhaps some of the listings may have a bit of...
Chris, that's an amazing transformation! What did you use to polish it?
Yes, BU, they do still sell it, supposedly with the "comic strip" inside. I think the difference is that there are few places left where you can...
This one looks awfully similar to your Murano... It's described simply as Murano Italy, 1950-1955: [ATTACH]
The broken part may have looked like the one on the left here: [ATTACH]
Spring, I just typed Homestead wrench into a Google search (just because it looked like a wrench to me) then went to Images, and there it was!
Spring, could it be that Homestead makes wrenches for its own plug valves? I know absolutely NOTHING about this, but I saw these things online,...
Johnny, to me, at least, so much about that vase screams Scandinavian, until you see the top opening! That is one weird "lip" - for lack of a...
Like Komo, I see the word JAPAN: [ATTACH]
YourTurn, it was Ultimate Risk: The Inside Story of the Lloyd's Catastrophe, by Adam Raphael, Four Walls Eight Windows, 1995.
Hi, Megan, and welcome! Great photos! I'm sorry, but I know nothing about your candlesticks, but I'm sure someone else will come along with info...
King, I don't know anything about it, but from the photos, it sure doesn't look good!
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