I guess jumble sales are called rummage sales around here.
Those appear to be ruyi attached to the neck. Are they cast metal?
I first heard of Capehart when reading Raymond Chandler's "Lady in the Lake". Philip Marlowe enters the stylish house of one of the characters...
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This link (and others) suggest it was a fairly recent company:...
There is a blue daisy (blue felicia). There's likely to be a difference between the name of the china shape and the name of the colored...
Interesting historic postcard (not particularly rare). Operatic soprano Luisa Tetrazzini holds an open air Christmas Eve concert, San Francisco,...
Getting the impression it's a last minute house clearance. Pick up has to be by Feb 25 or the sale is void.
Not likely to be an American prominent in military or government as the coffin would be draped in an American flag. Might be a diplomat. Could...
If this is a children's set, that's likely a first name.
Idle guess is that in this context "good surname" means legible and traceable.
If the stamp is contemporary with the piece, perforations were introduced in 1847.
Are you certain these photos are all of the same event?
Maybe whoever cut the stencil was hungover.
Great refinishing project. You could bring it back to it's original shine. Brad knows more about furniture than I, but my guess would have been...
Prints by Remington and Parrish, Chandler pastels, Gibson girls, Leyendecker, Currier and Ives, etc, etc, etc... the possibilities are...
I'd like to know what pictures they had.
Interesting that it does seem to say Brkansas... and Greasest.
There's also a big difference between buying for yourself and buying for resale. Go to a lot of auctions and you will get to know the dealers...
Shot in the dark: you might try Luigi Zortea, or Cozzi Porcelain (much less likely). Another guess: there might have been some secondary bit that...
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