It's maybe about 11" across the too. I also see something like L, circle, and either CO or two zeros.
Actually, I believe it was made to be just a vase. The hole, mounts and the electrification were done later.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Maybe I was right. They put the mark off-center like they knew someone will drill the base :)
Not sure, could be.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] No pentagram mark so I guess plated?
I'll know more when I check the base but meanwhile what do you think, antique or vintage? My first impression is Republic, hopefully with artist's...
Cantacted Schmidt-Messenger Studios. The answer is: "Yes it is a Jack Schmidt. He says it was made at the Glass Crafts Building at the Toledo...
I thought it could be an early Jack Schmidt piece but I don't know with that crossed 7. http://www.jackaschmidt.com/about.html
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Any help with the initials?
I doubt the one on the right to be older than 50-60's, if that old.
Thanks, good possibility. That makes it even harder, Schmidt Who?
[ATTACH] Just found a signature, Schnnell?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Suggestions on the origin and maker? Thanks
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] The siggy is possibly a letter "e" ?
I don't know which one is older but to me they both look not being old.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I'm a bit impatient but seems like the more it stay soaked the easier the paint will come off. There are two...
I don't have a dart, neither a map. Can someone throw it for me? :)
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] The paint is giving me hard time but I'll let it soak a bit more.
Unfortunately, not jade. I can scratch it with a knife.
You know what I mean, a tool that runs on electricity, high speed.
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