Welcome, Kristy!
As DesperateFun has said, the Viking is by Wiktor Berndt (for Flygsfors.) There's one here:...
I would have thought Kosta Boda, but then I saw this one, identified as mid-century Flygsfors: [ATTACH]
Oh, my, TOG!
Maybe it's a play on "wine key"? (I only learned that term when my DD worked as a bartender in a winebar during grad school!)
Old Guy, you & me both! I had great success dealing in sterling silver on eBay back in the "old days"... I haven't even tried to sell anything in...
Years ago, when I was still selling on eBay, I had listed an older, sterling silver-handled snuffer with a cone-shaped "business end". I got a...
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Komo, check "O G, Germany" here, about the 11th row down: http://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/resources/unidentified-marks/germany/index.php
A quick search didn't turn up much. There’s an Etsy seller who might be connected. She is in Gatlinburg, TN. While most of her listings are for...
It's Barefoot Mountain Pottery and Mimi Catworks. I'll have to see if I can find any info about them.
I've stayed at the Lenox in Boston, MA - it's a really nice place! I was looking at that portrait & wondering if it somehow had anything to do...
I can't quite tell from the photos, but are they similar to this one on Etsy, described as: "Mandruzzato Murano sommerso art glass cube bowl,...
I always wondered if these were originally meant to burn coal Brad, I was wondering the same thing. Traveling in the UK & Ireland in the 1970's &...
Ah, Komo - that's why you put the crayons in the photo with the color names showing. That way, any disagreement about what color something...
I remember that seahorses were "big" in decorating (especially at the beach) when I was a kid in the 1960's. I know we had a brass bottle opener...
Wow. I'm afraid I know nothing about it, but that is one unusual little vase... (I'll bet it's not easy to tip it over!)
Tiger stripes and plumes?
Book, someone once told me that the best way to describe a color well enough for others to be able to picture it is to buy a big box of Crayola...
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