This site shows a similar shape: https://www.carters.com.au/index.cfm/index/8824-royal-worcester-england-perfume-scent-bottles/ [IMG]
Might not be a B, could be a German character called eszett: ß
I think the "well known member" status is a good way to limit participation to people maintaining an active presence on these boards. So that...
I'd guess that these 2 are Christmas tree ornaments. Your others might be bar knickknacks.
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This looks like a fake Faberge silver lizard: http://www.kfaberge.com/fake%20silver%20lizard.html [IMG]
Interesting information. It doesn't look like measles to me but, as that description says, a means of providing shading tints. I don't know if...
Thanks for doing the necessary!
I've never seen one of these in use. My ID is based on info from the eBay boards back when I got the pig.
That would be my guess for the date.
If there was a plug in the bottom, maybe potpourri. If the holes are big enough for toothpicks, a canape server. I had this pig-shaped canape...
A very nice give away, and congrats to the winners!
Apparently those are mooring poles for gondolas. I think the prints are an etching/aquatint combination, but I don't know how the color was added.
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Here's a detail from one of my prints: [ATTACH] That could be aquatint, but there seems to me to be some kind of color registration thing going...
I think a lot of photographers used postcard formatted paper when doing prints. I think there are a lot of family photos out there that were...
I have 2 Figura prints and I don't know how the color was done. It looks like wood block to me, which is possible - some relief process. Easily...
There was a company called Magna that made dominoes and had a eagle logo but, so far as I can see, not the same eagle.
The first one is a lithograph by Seymour Rosenthal: "Street Vendor".
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