Would you show a photo of the bottom please.
@Vickig444 - Welcome to the forum!! :happy::happy: I doubt you will ever pin down an actual maker unless you can find the exact set with some...
Thank you so much AJ!!!! :kiss::kiss::kiss: I was having a hard time between the fancy lettering & the accent marks I wasn't sure what to plug...
I got this at the auction on Friday & I need some help translating the words on the one side. Hopefully that will also lead to clues about the...
Either that or the little extension piece screwed into the hole & the puffer screwed into that. Hard to say for sure. The bottle is unusual & I...
Now that I see a better picture of the hardware I can tell that your bottle is missing the part that the puffer bulb would have fit onto. There is...
Sorry I missed that part. :oops: A metal draw tube would date this bottle from between 1918 (when Czechoslovakia was formed) & the mid to late...
My guess would be 30's into 40's. It appears to be missing the puffer ball at the very least. It would have fit over the small metal extension on...
@prestoncohunter - We will, of course, want to see it when it is cleaned up & looking pretty. ;):happy::happy::happy:
The Goebel version is referred to as the "Flower Madonna". It was made in all white & with a blue cloak. I have sold a couple of the ones with the...
@SamanthaR - Just as an FYI - All of these are for sale. The ones I spoke about were all sold. Sellers can ask any ridiculous amount they...
Welcome to the forum SamanthaR!! :happy::happy: I can tell you that one thing is for sure, collectors of Fornasetti items will pony up the money...
Is there any evidence that at one time there was something attached inside? If it was for laundry, either hospital or hotel, I would think there...
@Sunnarth - If you want to get a lot of the background that went into this extravaganza take a look at this thread that Brad started back on...
As AJ told you this piece is mid-1800's, so you are likely not going to find another one any time soon. It is a gorgeous piece of antique jewelry...
Welcome to the forum Bryce!! :happy::happy: You wife is a lucky woman indeed as this piece is absolutely wonderful!! :D:D I formed my own...
I know little about toys, but my SWAG would be 60's & made in Japan. BWDIK :rolleyes::rolleyes: It is cute & I can see why you bought it back in...
You are very welcome!! :happy::happy:
Assyrian 1887 https://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/SPPatterns/RogersBro.html
I love watercolors & would have bought that in a skinny minute!! :happy::happy: How big is it?
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