No help on your (nice!) piece, but Welcome! Glad you found "us"..............good sleuthing!
'bout as rare as ponies in a paddock......................I used to see these in thrifts and second hand places all the time..................
And thanks for that link - I now have the name/manufacturer of the two jars that I have...................
The "reamer" actually looks like the lid to a pseudo-apothecary jar that come filled with candies back in the 1960's. I have no idea what the...
In the States a Chesterfield is a sofa/couch with a low back and rolled over arms at the same height - usually upholstered with leather and tufted...
2-1/2" is the standard diameter for a bangle bracelet and this chunky stuff was popular in the late 20' early 30's - think Nancy Cunard and that ilk
Looks something like a fire(place) back - but what an odd subject to be looking at through flames ....................though I suppose it would...
definitely collar buttons - for the flashier peacocks in the flock...........................
Translates to "youse guys" in old New York..............................
You call this a GUMBALL ring! This is not an ordinary GUMBALL ring! This is a MAGIC ring! From the summer day in 1953 (in front of the A&P)...
and if not for the edit feature, who knows if "white candles" would have made in into the posting................
Oh, to possess such a lovely tea service! First I would find pride of place amongst my other six services so this delightfully serene set could...
Sorry I can't help with most of your questions, but I can tell you that diamonds set in sterling are both common and popular these days. Most of...
Personally, I would mix up the tops so the cobalt ones matched and list them as one listing, the mismatched ones as one listing
One of the few times I have seen "personality" attributed to human figures portrayed on porcelain. You gots PEOPLE on dat vase - not jus figgers!
Looks like an advert for Ambercombi & Fitch's new Swim Suit Coverup for the young and fey.................
I thought they settled on the single "g" spelling of this years ago........is it still a controversy?
I would imagine that national brands (cigar companies, etc) would sponsor teams in multiple metropolitan areas whoops! a moment late!!!!!
I apologize for my first comment on this thread - I am not usually that rude (or should I say that I usually do not let that shallow side of me...
Just to show that I can be a sexist pig as well as the next guy, there are a few "ladies" in that group I would not be "glad" to be around at all...
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