Very interesting.
Not much I can say. The author died in 1916. Typically, a set of collected writings like this wouldn't be worth a whole lot, and less with...
40 lbs. would be a lot to sit on top of a TV.
TV light I would guess.
I just processed a roll of exposed film that old. The results were not good, though I could coax a few recognizable images. The problem is that...
Not tiles - porcelain plaques. They could very well be hand painted, and these can be very collectable. For that size, I'd call them miniatures.
I think the plate is Meissen. The pattern is Blue Onion. They may still be making it today.
Don't know who did it, but it's not Meissen.
Might try "dendritic".
Maybe a wine cistern.
For what it's worth, I think it's a landscape with a bridge in the foreground. Maybe Kintai bridge in Japan? (Just a guess - Kintai has 5 wooden...
Aelteste Volkstedter Porzellanfabrik (Oldest Volkstedt Porcelain Factory - don't know if it's more than just a name),
Apparently those wing-like things on the chops are clouds, and the lion columns are to be found in Tiananmen Square, Beijing....
u betcha
Don't know anything about drums. The badge is called keystone because it is shaped like the piece of stone that would be used to finish an...
Karl Ens (I think - haven't actually looked it up).
This is Doubleday.
I had a book club first of Carrie. I think even those are worth something now. My favorite Stephen King is "IT". I've read that several times....
I was going to give this away. Hadn't realized it was a first. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I think I'll give it away anyhow. The...
How is the figure attached? Maybe he and what he's standing on are a single casting, all of one metal.
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