There's one of the lady in the red dress on Etsy: Woman with Bouquet Calendar Art Print...
Vitry, I'll be the first to say I know close to nothing about jewelry made from meteorites and/or moldavites... Have you by chance tried to...
I've been looking some more, too, and I haven't found these anywhere. I keep going back to my original mention of Holmegaard, but if these were...
I think that's supposed to be the Steadfast Tin Soldier (from the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale.)
They certainly appear to be annual holiday glasses, but I don't recognize them. (I'm thinking "holiday glasses" in the same vein as, say,...
Aquitaine, that is so cool! Your grandmother was a very talented person. I believe those "drinking monks" were quite popular in their day (tho...
Oh, my, are we still talking about mugs? I just finished my 2nd cup of coffee out of this one: [ATTACH] It was given to me at Christmas by...
i havent heard of Ernst Dragsted as a part of the Dragsted family before... ive heard of Einar, Arent, Alfred, Franz, Aage and Ove, hmm~ oh well,...
I’m expecting a call that hasn’t come yet, so while I’ve been waiting, I figured I’d look a little more… If I’m understanding it correctly, this...
Here’s an old postcard from the place: [ATTACH] And the June 2015 realtor’s ad here – re: building for sale - seems to suggest that maybe the...
Here are a few of my "special" ones: [ATTACH] These are Doulton, with sterling engraved rims - from the family, engraved with NY Yacht Club &...
Kiwidad - nice to see you again!
I think this was in retaliation of the way that mugs these days seem to breed in the cabinet if you're not careful. Wenna, I had exactly that...
Maybe James?
The address on the back of the picture is in Arkansas.(It's 523 Dalton Ave, Cotter, AR 72626.) There is a ROSS family living at that address:...
There's one on Worthpoint: http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/remington-print-cougar-lion-tamers The description says: REMINGTON PRINT COUGAR...
I would also love to be "in" for this one! Thanks!
My late mother-in-law often talked about her Bavarian father. I distinctly remember her story about how, as a child, he used to carry an empty...
This looks like a wicker baby carriage (pram) from the 1890's to early 1910's. The metal part protruding at the top back would be where a parasol...
My personal feeling is that it's from JAPAN, but I may be way off...
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