My guess is anytime from the 1960s to present.
Agreed.
Well, I suspect your great grandparents sold the paper at their store or had a newsstand there. I think this is a promotional piece that would’ve...
Hard to tell but second one may be Minton with impressed date marks — I’m unsure though as it’s hard to see.
For some condiment, I think, from the dimensions. Mustard? Mint jelly? :cat: Hard to tell if it’s missing a lid. Give this silver a polish. Is...
Reproductions, aka “prints,” do not command anywhere near the value of the original. Some actual antique reproductions (ie, over 100 years old)...
A E and something Co. Pattern is Silver. Check thepotteries.org for the maker — it’s one of the Staffordshire factories.
I’m thinking from one of those home decor companies. Wasn’t there a site where you could search logos?
20th c Japanese — imitation “crossed swords” mark.
So Fid, you have the item there. Those vertical lines at the base of her neck — are they lines like in bone or are they light crack lines like in...
Yeah, these are paperweights I would use.
Lot of stilt marks. I’m leaning toward Japanese, but am not certain.
Look genuine to me.
Yes, looked Japanese to me. Thanks for the masker and date, Mat!
AF cracks me up, as usual! :D
I’m on my phone so I’m voting for an early plastic. Wouldn’t chip the same way modern plastics do, but I can’t tell much from the photo.
Alas, poor doggie is a remnant. I dunno about repairing him — I’d likely keep it as a curiosity. I think if 19th c it would be attached to a...
Yes, Fid, I flit in and out here just to keep up with all my boardie friends and wrestle some old info out of my aging brain on some posts where...
Well, the lighter was made for export since it says hand painted in English. The style of the actual lighter part may give you a clue to age....
I dunno which factory — there was a boardie, rnwerner, who was knowledgeable about French faience, which this is. There were a number of...
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