@kaja (and AJ) Could you look as this thread and express an opinion. Is the glaze intentional, or a kiln accident?...
It has a Bitossi mid-century look to me, but that might just be an influence.
I got that one at a thrift.
Possibly new and Chinese. I have this vase, clearly marked China, which seems to be same clay, same treatment, same overall colors: [ATTACH] I've...
Sold on eBay. I thought it made a decent dollar.
Very pretty, but I think 1950s or '60s is more likely and possibly made in Japan.
I've shown this before, and now I'm showing it again! It's not the worst carved, and it certainly puts shell cameo into context... a lamp....
Going through this thread was fun, so I'll post this TV lamp to revive it. Balance this on top of your flat screen! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Can't seem to leave this alone. Just wanted to add that just because the painting was reproduced as a print in that magazine, it doesn't...
So... glass with an Italian name from the Japanese line of an American manufacturer?
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So I guess you're looking at this George Smart: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Smart_(tailor) It does seem to say Tunbridge Wells right at...
Fairings were little doodads and novelties of the sort you might buy or win at a fair.
I would guess that thus was in the nature of a fairing. It might have been cottage industry production. I would also guess a decade either side...
This picture, by Alonzo Kimball, started off as a 1916 Ladies Home Journal ad for Woodbury’s Soap, but for 10 cents in stamps or coins you could...
I've found similar as Escape Compasses. The WCC is attributed to the Waltham Clock Company. I have no idea if any of that is true....
I think the center line is a date. Might be Feb 1976. If that's true, it's post-war.
I once had this from The Graphic: An Illustrated Weekly Magazine, c1880s by Frank Dicksee [ATTACH]
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