If the items are related - all teapots, or all jewelry, or like that - putting them into a single thread is fine. I don't think the date of the...
Where is your backyard?
Used to have a silver wire bound vase in the same vein, but can't find a photo. Found something similar online: [IMG]
This isn't 18th C. Maybe 1900-1920ish.
One of them is the copyright symbol. I think it's the blossom thing that's a maker's mark. I'm guessing the '82 is 1982. The 723 is a part number?
I've been photographing junk lately. It keeps me busy. I photographed a bunch of pendants and charms because they're here and I hadn't...
A generic memorial? There's lots of little pyramids all over the place....
Got a lot in common with a weaving shuttle.
People collect those fire grenades, so I imagine those documents would be very saleable.
I remember reading where Coca Cola was exempt from listing ingredients on their glass bottles. The old bottles had fired-on lettering and were...
There's probably a break in the protective covering on the back, moisture got in and the silver started oxidizing.
The pattern will be easier to see if you stand the piece in front of a window and shoot through it like it was a bit of stained glass.
The face looks Ethiopian or Sudanese to me.
When you see a picture that looks like it could be the main float in a parade, there's a pretty good chance it will be the Triumph of Something....
With multiples you have to be aware that the medium can outlive its creator. Woodblocks produced mid-19th C can still be printed today. And...
That's a treasure chest you got hold of!
I think that's a mark on the bottom, but it's too fuzzy for me. Germany is a good guess. c1900-WWI.
The title is likely to be The Triumph of Love, or some such... The Triumph of something.
Don't know anything about it, but it looks much more interesting than the Japanese ceramics we usually see.
This is the sort of thing where the internet fails completely.
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