Run by women, not owned by women. An important distinction. Debora
Could/would you post a photograph of the piece itself? Debora
I'd think it was older too. Debora
Well, I'd suspect it's old old-ish. Paper should give you some idea of age. Debora
I don't see Egypt. Colonial South America to my eye. Woman with a quetzal headdress facing a monkey. And isn't that a shell motif on the...
I see a pencil drawing. Debora
1915 catalog. Page 112. https://archive.org/details/1915-08-larkin-products-buffalo-ny/page/112/mode/2up Debora [ATTACH]
A genealogy site, free to join. http://familysearch.org/search/ Debora
Perhaps Burley & Tyrell didn't offer candlestick blanks. Agree, not a true set and an uncommon initial. A hard sell, I'd think. Have they no...
If the frame's orange, 1960s/1970s. If it's red, 1980s. (Can't tell from your photograph.) Debora
The company customized pieces. Here's an institutional ad advising of same. Debora [ATTACH]
Ditto. The original has printers name on the right under image. Debora
No, it's a hair receiver. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hair_receiver Debora
The Uno "Favorite" pieces are part of a dresser set -- powder box, hair receiver and tray. Here are the La Seynie candlesticks in pastel pink on...
Here's an original for comparison. https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:vd66w065f Debora
Yes, it could be older, of course, but my feeling is the frame is original. Debora
The framing looks 1960s/1970s which is when those linen liners were popular. Debora
And remember to post your photographs as Full Image instead of Thumbnail so they're easier for everyone to see. And do tell us where you found...
Ah, that's interesting re 'Chateau.' So Charlie's appears to be a copy. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Debora
Looks like mink. 1950s chubby. Debora
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