Used to be termed a (man's) shaving kit for travel.
Bottles such as this (if that IS an ice chamber), wrapped in raffia so they could stand up, were popular in the 1960s. Should mention that you...
Huh! Meet him VERY briefly (not more than a handshake) at a reception in Washington D.C. in the late 1970s (not that I was "important", I was...
I'm not implying that your piece IS, but it looks like a chess piece..........(?).
Not implying that it applies to ANY piece shown in this thread, but keep in mind that as styles changed, manufacturers had to cater to "local"...
If searching, the term bracket or wall bracket instead of shelves may narrow it down
My nanny had one - for tobacco. Just a puff before bed, never at any other time.
The set is known as a garniture - sorry I can't help with the markings, but someone will be along shortly who can help you!
Probably a silent butler, but if it has wooden inserts (you don't show the interior) it was a cigarette box - for the butler/footman/waiter to...
Personal opinion - NOT a professional opinion - late 1920s Art Deco sideboard, probably European made.................... now - let's wait for...
The shape reminds me of some Orrfors, but not the finish.................
Harold! If you have the interest, we have the welcome! Your name won't matter much, 'cause to most of us you will be "Cuzzx"! And as in the rest...
I'd be returning that (lovely!)piece - I think it is rather devalued with that damage..............but, "love" may will...
I had a large hand truck such as this, though it was cast metal with iron wheels. We had a small yard a the time and no idea if we were going to...
Another fact that I have proven in the past......................:rolleyes:
and she seldom disappoints...................ain't we lucky??????
While it does have a Napoleonic theme (inspired by Imperial Rome), I agree that it is of a much later production date.
To remove a monogram on sterling they usually "sand" down the silver until the monogram is no longer visible. That is why removal on plate is so...
And Tanner was one of my favourite authors. I still howl when I read "Little Me" or "How Firm A Foundation"...............not to disregard his...
Out of all the things I have been called within the past decade, THAT is the most flattering...........probably not the truest, but without a...
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