Absolutely!
These are called Cinderellas, or poster stamps. They are not postage stamps and have no stated denomination. These are not in good condition....
All I know is you can't get down from an elephant.
I'd guess post-war - late '40s early '50s
I don't think it's a Royal. A Royal would not dress like that or wear medals in that fashion. I'll bet the medals are Fraternal.
It appears to be a box that's suspended, so I'm going to guess he's a magician, but I have no idea what illusion he involved in. Bet there's...
An eagle is the symbol of St. John the Evangelist. There might be some connection there. (Luke is the patron of glass makers.) The piece looks...
Glass of this type is called "Mary Gregory" (after a particular example). It used to be very collectible, but I don't know its current status....
It does look to me like changes have been made to the handle concerning which you are asking. A piece added to either side and unsuccessfully...
Short fill? Under fill? Is that what it's called with that pinched bit? Maybe the glass was just a bit cooler when it bridged the gap? Back in...
Big Hunger Games fan here! I know. I know. But I just can't help it.
First glimpse of that course and speed calculator, I thought it was a collapsible banjo.
Halley's Comet - it was certainly a dud on its last pass. Ever since I started to go to school, I heard teacher after teacher saying "You guys...
The writing doesn't look Chinese or Japanese to me (not that that means much). I wonder if it might be Vietnamese/Thai/Cambodian - like that.
It's from a painting: Christ before Pilate, 1881, by Mihaly Munkacsy etching (same year) by Charles-Albert Waltner (1846–1925) after Munkacsy...
Love the petrified wood. I see fragments now and then, but your piece has the advantage that it actually looks like a piece of wood. I have a...
If I found that first one around here, I'd guess it to be CCC (Canadian Ceramic Craft). Second one as well.
Sadly, I had no info at all on that vase. An idle guess would be '30s to '50s. Not much help there.
The raised black of the illustration may indicate a photo silkscreen of an old image, the lettering added later.
The lettering does not look professional. It might date to the '60s or '70s (don't know), but it may not be any kind of production piece. It...
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