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    This piece that I have has a Victoria Austria stamp on the bottom. Please help

    I open my Rontgen and it opens right at Victoria. Says Victoria in combination with Austria is 1904-1918
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 10, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Are these Sevres Urns and what is the value?

    You are confusing Meissen, which was crossed swords, with Sevres, which was interlaced Ls. Neither of which is crossed arrows as on this.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 10, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    This piece that I have has a Victoria Austria stamp on the bottom. Please help

    I had a teacup and saucer with the Victoria Austria mark. I have no info on the mark, just assumed it was an Austrian porcelain factory active...
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 10, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    That's what I call glass....

    Have you noticed that you can download a pdf.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 9, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Penny Lick glass wanted or any London Stoneware stuff

    It might be easy to confuse one of these with an eye wash glass. That might be another avenue to search.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 9, 2020 in forum: Wanted
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    Penny Lick glass wanted or any London Stoneware stuff

    "Penny lick" is new to me. I looked it up and there are pics online, but perhaps you have some photos of your own to illustrate?
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 9, 2020 in forum: Wanted
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    Large metal container what is it and is it old?

    I don't know about the age, but tea canisters could be of such a size (even larger) and had similar lids. Something dry anyhow.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 8, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Desk Box - English or American?

    They could be period English hinges. Your remark "PROHIBITED! from engaging in brass foundries" took me by surprise, but there were a series of...
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 8, 2020 in forum: Furniture
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    polychrome? flow blue vase

    I think it's a beautiful vase, but I think this is one instance in which the added color does not help.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 8, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Castle, France, hallmark on porcelain vase

    Not surprised to see a connection to Tours as a tower like that would be "Tour" in French.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 8, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Old Sanguine Drawing

    This might be the Boucher image I had in mind. If so, it's a different picture from that shown by OP: [IMG]
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 8, 2020 in forum: Art
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    Old Sanguine Drawing

    Now I'm thinking I've seen this before on these boards, that this is a detail of a larger Boucher painting. Venus or Diana. I remember the toe...
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 8, 2020 in forum: Art
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    Old Sanguine Drawing

    Assuming it is original, I'd guess 18th C.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 8, 2020 in forum: Art
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    Figural silver cold painted antique stick pin, colonial soldier?

    Congrats to @kyratango on finding the model... you found the needle in the haystack. Perhaps the pin is a souvenir purchased at an exhibition,...
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 6, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Can anyone identify makers mark

    I'm not entirely convinced, but I'm not finding Scheirholz candelabrum in quite that configuration. I wonder if @Chris Marshall is around.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 5, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Can anyone identify makers mark

    Might be Schierholz in Thuringia, Germany.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 5, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Ovington Brothers Royal Worchester Piece. What's its purpose?

    "Sparrow grass" is a new one to me.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 5, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Figural silver cold painted antique stick pin, colonial soldier?

    I see something like that, the go-to is usually Austrian cold-painted bronze, but I'm sure they didn't have a lock on it.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 5, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Guidebooks- U.S. Silvermarks, Indian Peace medals, German art...

    I'm interested in the Christie's catalog. Can you message me on shipping to Canada? Lot 124: KPM plaque: [IMG]...
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 5, 2020 in forum: Give Aways
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    Very old paper picture in frame

    Charlotte Becker (1907-1984 according to various Invaluable listings)...
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Oct 4, 2020 in forum: Ephemera and Photographs
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