The above aren't working, Ferguson. Debora
She does look like a she. Well found. Debora
According to this, they also reproduced a well known sculpture....
Hum... They were copying Tiffany pieces so... not unlikely?...
Here's another. Same attribution (but could just be internet copycat-ism.)...
May be recycled Spanish glass from Valencia. Looks like the type of thing produced there. (And may have lost a cork along the way.) Ah... A...
Hello, Ferguson! Someone will be along shortly with instructions for posting photographs. Debora
The internet says that these were comic nodders. That would make sense. His clothing is 1920ish. Debora [ATTACH]
She's wearing a very simplified china poblana costume from Puebla. Typically it has a red, green and white banded skirt (in the colors of the...
Guess she could be Mexican although haven't seen anything like her. Hard to see what's going on with her bodice? Did she have a baby doll at one...
An interesting man. http://artistalmanac.com/index.php/joseph-nordmann/ Debora
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Too interesting! Thank you for updating us. Debora
I didn't do a careful comparison. You will want to compare measurements, etc. Debora
I will do as you suggest. Thank you for the (tactful) direction. Debora
An odd assortment of findings. I agree new-ish but isn't that an odd length for the 1950s? Debora
Please post photographs of the matted work in its frame from both front and back if you have them. (Mats and frames are helpful for dating.)...
You've found these look-alikes? Debora https://www.vntg.com/141884/set-of-8-italian-chrome-dining-chairs-with-perforated-seats-1960s/...
Isn't that interesting? Never seen anything like it. My first thought is that it's a gumball machine prize from World War II (hence the military...
The OPs mark. Decipherable indeed. Debora [ATTACH]
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