I don't know anything about Delft. I suspect you made the right decision, though. I see something and if I have a chance to really consider, I...
Well two sources - a jewelry reseller, who makes a living selling only to stores and auctions and @evelyb30 who suggested that the marker on the...
Hope you find some good stuff. Bring gloves.
I'll edit my post then! From Southwestern pieces to Native American. Thank you.
Thank you. That helps in knowing what to look for.
Making it pretty again is something I know about. I'm sorry I can't help with the date. I would suggest getting a matching color of Howard's...
You're right, they appear to have more contrast, and draw your eye. On the Harp desk, they also appear on the pull out shelves.
Native American rings (edited from "generic southwestern" per @evelyb30's comment) No stamped marks. Faint 184 on the back the coral one. There...
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Those knobs seem wrong to me for the 20's/30's. I am not expert by the way. Perhaps some research could confirm if those are the right ones.
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Ooops. Thank you.
I knew we had seen this before. Another collector's thread. Anyone familiar with Salem Streamline China? | Antiques Board (antiquers.com)
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I'll keep an eye out for you. Do you want only sets?
Thanks for sharing. Can you show us a mark in case we spot a triangular plate?
Quite a haul!
Lovely. I'm sure she delighted in horrifying those who wanted her to keep in her lane. Gives me new respect for the woman.
Very nice! Thanks for sharing. Each time, I learn something new.
Yikes is right. I appreciate your showing this one, because it goes to the reason that after hundreds of years, there is no sag in the middle....
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