Vancouver Island, west coast of Canada.
Daughter’s husband dug up this rock in their backyard today. He thought it was jade, but I said, no, probably green quartz, and via google that’s...
Gad! I haven’t been there for years! :D
I do hope AF is OK and that he hasn’t caught the virus. Fairly stringent lock-down in Britain right now, too. I joined a clock group in...
Thanks!
Re: coffee mugs with corporate logos. I have bought coffee mugs at thrift shops, but not run of the mill ones. DH requested that I stop which I...
@afantiques Can we narrow the date down a bit? Late 18th c?
And Anund is on the money. The owner wrote: "FRAs Perigal" (The small s is up at the top of the A as to where I have it, on the lower part)....
And this from a book on the Perigal watches at the Met museum....
Thanks, Anund! Saw this via Google, so makes it a fairly old clock!...
Yeah, that’s what I saw. Hoping to find out the rest...:rolleyes:
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Yes. I hope to have more photos soon. :rolleyes:
AFAIK, these plates, some of very good quality and others of lesser quality are all made in the latter 19th c of various German/Austrian/Bohemian...
I have been sent this photo asking for any info. I can get other photos if needed as I suspect a closer view of the clock face and one of the...
Did you check Replacements.com? Honestly, this one may not have a pattern name. Could be 1960s, but I dunno for sure.
Could be a sugar box or condiment dish of some sort, but I don’t think trinket. I think SIS is likely correct with the ID.
I have seen bases like that and I “think” mainly on European stuff, but I’m wondering if it could possible be American? Dunno, just guessing.
Well, I think it may be a tray. There are some similarities with Victorian Greek revival style which was roughly mid to late 19thc. Not sure...
Not 100 % sure, but it might be a variation of the “Chinese Landscape” pattern. Black background makes me think 1920s/1930s.
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