I would think one of set of four for card table use. Debora
No, but that would be fab with flowers. Debora
The Frugé is likely 1950s from the skirt's fullness and length. Debora
Won't be surprised if it wasn't the architect of the home behind him done by one of his staff. Has the look of a professional, rather than...
Don't think safari pockets regulation. But do think that someone who wore this in wartime would be comfortable with that in peace. Debora [ATTACH]
I don't see any marks. Do you? Debora
Think it's an ash tray perhaps for a pipe. Search terms "Japan," "ash tray" and "Mt. Fuji" will bring up many examples of vintage Japanese metal...
That's Japanese. Mr. Fuji is the mountain. Flowers include cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums. Would/could you post a photograph of the bottom?...
It's a divided shield or escutcheon. Looks like a "Heater" shape. (You can confirm here.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escutcheon_(heraldry)...
Certainly looks a bit like Fred McMurray. Debora [ATTACH]
Cheaper than a pair of GUCCI loafers in 1986 (for comparison.) Debora
Jake is what I saw as well. Debora
It's very illustrative and almost a caricature. I'd think the work of a commercial artist, rather than fine. Someone highly trained with a very...
Flat top, thin belt... I'd think 1950s/early 1960s. (If 1970s, he'd have longer pointed collar, wider belt.) Proud post-World War II husband...
It's not about the bottle but the bottle may provide a regional clue as to origin. Figure may be taken from a folk tale. Debora
August 25th was a Sunday in 1935. I'd think inscribed to someone he met socially. Debora
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History. It was a Chinese fishing village. Destroyed by eminent domain for the U.S. Navy in 1939....
"Shrimp Fishermans _____" "For Miss McCullough" Debora
Gennai's 'Sappho.' Debora [ATTACH]
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