I don't know about the rings, but in 1970, I bought a factory-direct Lunt spoon bracelet at a jewelry store in the town where Lunt silver was...
Steven, this probably doesn't help you one iota, but I saw one on Google Images that I thought looked like yours, but with a bit of gold "accent"...
Hi, Justin - nice chair! (and for $11, a bargain!) I can't help with dating it, but I'd call it a high-back executive office (or desk) swivel...
Mill Cove, here's one in porcelain on Ruby Lane: https://www.rubylane.com/item/409616-PCK-2995/Pickard-China-heavy-gold-footed-sugar
Perhaps a sugar cube tray?
Similar are available from "Mary B Decorative Art" via Walmart: [ATTACH]...
I seem to recall that certain churches and funeral homes once offered a choice of designs like these, which were then printed with the details of...
Kard, it may have something to do with the holes in the figure. Here's an explanation: (Netsuke) normally have two connecting cord holes (known...
...and maybe SILVER, not plated?
It's very pretty! Indian, perhaps?
Aw, thanks, Mill Cove! That's just a corner of it. It's about 42" square and looks pretty good over one of my large display curios, if I say so...
I LOVE those eggs! I have only ONE, but I've had it since 1968! (I'd post a photo, but it's packed away with lots of other "precious" things in...
I'm not sure if there's a market, but it would provide a few hours of geeky fun. Evelyb, that's MANY HOURS OF EDUCATIONAL AMUSEMENT! :) (It...
I'm going to stick with Chinese, but as always, I could be wrong! Here's a bit of detail from a (definitely Chinese) painting I have hanging in...
... and here's a photo of an ad from the Michigan Daily, May 15, 1947: [ATTACH]
Lucille, this looks to be an original (1947) advertisement to sell one: Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan · Page 4 May 5, 1947...
Sperls, I hope yours does just as well!
I just saw something similar on a DIY website. I'm not saying it was the same as this item, but someone had taken a bunch of plastic rings -...
Some of them are truly gorgeous, aren't they? The cranes always look so elegant!
I agree with Unger Brothers. Here's a mark from another Unger sugar bowl: [ATTACH]
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