The use of the registration diamond threw me. Haven't seen that imitated before. But then I don't know if I've seen a registration diamond on a...
This is a Charles Ford Mark: [ATTACH] There are similarities.
Picture taken with my Nikon Coolpix 2100 - not much more than a 20 year old toy.
That letter might not be an E. The stroke on the bottom is more square than that on the top. It might be a combination of L and F.
Not the clearest shot, but I think this detail from an etching does show the three dimentionality to which @rpm_1969 refers: [ATTACH]
Here it is: [IMG]
I did find another copy of the same image online, but immediately lost it. It was on Etsy and described only as a Tsarist Russian postcard.
sort of a Gloria Swanson thing going on: [ATTACH]
Looks hand painted to me. You wouldn't get that unevenness in the color with transfers.
I had to use one once. Another fellow showed me how. We had to break up a concrete floor. He took the jack hammer and - bbbbrrrrat bbbrrrat...
carved amber?
So many Chinese pieces have marks that have nothing to do with when a piece was actually made. The mark is pretty much the last thing to consider...
What looks like forced crackle makes me think this is probably modern and from the far east.
Dang! Missed it!
Very possible. Thank you.
Just bought this Christmas/New Years card on eBay: [ATTACH] It had a deco look and I liked the sentiment inside. [ATTACH] No reference to the...
Bigger than I was imagining. Maybe a master berry bowl. Roughly half the size of the punch bowl, so maybe give it a shot at half the price (pure...
Those 2 examples are punch bowls and very large: the first 19" across, the second 16 1/2".
Looks like the registration mark is from 1893, so from then or a bit later. Furnivals is the name of the company, and the mark was in use from...
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