On second look... I think she's a bit earlier. That looks like a leg of mutton sleeve, an 1890s fashion. So very late Victorian, right at the...
I'd think so too. Debora
Edwardian. Early 1900s. And too bad she's become separated from her family. The print is by John (Jeno) Friedlinger who's known for those lush...
"The urns are labelled O.S. (Oleum Sanctum/Oleum Catechumenorum) for Oil of the Catechumens, S.C. (Sacrum Chrisma) for Sacred Chrism, and O.I....
I don't think there's any way to determine if the attendants were married or unmarried. They all have their hair up but that could mean either...
I'd think it's a modernish medieval-themed wall plaque. Debora
I found a Joseph Haycock (b. 1811) marrying a Harriet Jackson (b. 1790) in Norwich, Norfolk. Died 1850. Debora [ATTACH]
Familysearch.org is the Latter-day Saints genealogy web site and it's free to join. Debora
There are "depictions" of a pedestrian St. George. The figure in yours doesn't have any saintly attributes though. Debora [ATTACH]
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Photograph of "odd stamp" please. Debora
Looks Japanese. Debora [ATTACH]
I see "R. Niman" but that may not be correct. Why don't you open it up? You may find information inside. Debora
I'd think it was a trefoil, symbolizing the trinity and a heraldic symbol. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trefoil According to this, it can be...
Thank you for joining us. And what a wonderful project -- turning a house into a home. Debora
Constructed like this one....
I think of it as the "What the h***, might as well give it a try. Maybe there's a punter out there who'll..." Debora
Yes, the trees are more effective. Debora
Go to eBay and give it a try. If you have difficulty finding the what you need, let us know and we'll do out best to help. Debora
Those beaded bags are fab. Debora
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