This site says after 1875. https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/205809-english-mark-on-this-bowl The pdf file cited is not available, but...
Please show us the before and after images. I'm all in favor of conservation. The only issue is cost. A collector can put as much money into a...
I'll be interested in seeing what others have to say. It seems to me there's a lot of mid-century in there. My guess is 1960s, maybe into the...
Brother Sister Design Studio is a trade name belonging to Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. https://www.hobbylobby.com/ You could contact them and ask.
Donna Race sure does a lot of Christmas pictures. There is a site (www.donnarace.com) that can only be accessed after registration, but the bit...
Ah - didn't enlarge that pic. Makes you think the other mark might be an importer/distributor or retailer. Don't lose that sticker.
How did you identify it as Wiigs? It looks like there's a third word at the bottom of the shield. Can you make it out? Here's some info from...
Just try googling that. I dare you!
So much information lost over the centuries. An object like this shows an understanding of mathematics and engineering that is too seldom...
I don't doubt this is a print. A drypoint as in Deborah's link. With drypoint, a needle-like stylus is used to draw the image directly on to a...
check along the sides and top to see if there is any sign of a hinge. It's very strange that it has that hand on one side. That might be a clue.
maybe @BaseballGames will have an idea
I think it's meant for a plumed jousting helmet along these lines: [IMG] But not as fancy as these: [IMG]
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I think this flourish looks very Western (European or American). [ATTACH] If that's a golden eagle-type monster, maybe more American.
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