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    Ottoman painting??

    Tourist painting in Mughal (Moghul) style. Sometimes they are painted on old paper, but it's most likely recent.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 9, 2016 in forum: Art
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    Austria Germany porcelain plate mark, help needed

    Probably Josef Rieber of Selb (1868-1923). That was a decorating shop. Large gold floral marks like those frequently cover the marks of the...
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 9, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Need Help with a Fenton Thumbprint Piece

    It does explain why no one's finding it in their Fenton books.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 8, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Straw / reed mat history and origin?

    Looks like a sisal mat to me. Modern, functional... nothing special.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 8, 2016 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Need Help with a Fenton Thumbprint Piece

    This site says it's Imperial Glass #973: http://www.grapenutglass.com/glass/elegant/imperial-glass-973-bakewell-argus-compote-green
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 8, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Antique Wooden Ship Wheel

    Hinduism and Buddhism both use symbolic wheels. Wheels can represent time and history.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 8, 2016 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Finds Thread

    Took a flyer on another severely damaged piece. This Beswick vase is 11” high. [ATTACH] May as well show this other (undamaged) vase –...
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 8, 2016 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    My heart is broken but two "bandaids" help.

    Louie and Phui? Franny and Zooey? (any Salinger fans?)
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 8, 2016 in forum: Introductions
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    COA on Dutch? Cannon needs ID pls

    from Wikipedia: Since 1581, when the Dutch people renounced Phillip II as their king, the Dutch have not had a monarch to grant coats of arms to...
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 7, 2016 in forum: Militaria
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    Mark on this porcelian lilac basket - probably German?

    It could easily be Japanese.
    Post by: moreotherstuff, Jun 6, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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