Good heavens, I'm impressed. I think that might be it! Thanks, Charlie!
I added that photo a few minutes after the first post, so not impossible someone could have read the post before that photo was up.
Thanks everyone. Appreciation the head's up on the orientation Kyratango and good find with the link, INH. :)
I know, Chinese fireworks, made in India. So confusing! The canister is sturdy. 8" high and almost weights 2lbs.
You think I would know this by now, but don't do so much resale of etchings, etc. This should be an easy one for someone. When the image is...
There is one similar under Ebay sold but says unsigned and does not have the unglazed sections of the little characters. They are calling it...
It is a great piece. Aaron you are finding some wonderful glass!
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Posted this under "Finds" as well. Garage sale purchase. Just curious, what do you think the age is? 1950's? Earlier? The sides are super thick...
Kind of an odd but interesting collection from yesterday. Vintage fireworks container (empty) Sumida Gawa set, etchings. These were all from...
Good heavens! Pays to look under the bed! :) Davey, do they just pay you a fixed sum to clear things out or how does that work?
Nice account, Komokwa. CX, I love your finds today. Favorites are the Czech piece and totem pole, but other items pretty cool as well. (I also...
Can anyone ID this newer sorority pin? (Sorry that Pi is upside down :wacky:) Thanks. [ATTACH]
Thanks, Moreother! Yes, all is not lost! :D
Yes, design is a bit fuzzy. I noticed that after I was checking it with new eyes having seen the Japan mark. Interesting about the inspiration...
Ah, now seeing it. Lots of it! https://www.ebay.com/sch/Pottery-Glass/870/i.html?_from=R40&LH_Complete=1&_nkw=gouda+japan
Amazing! Was it actually called "Gouda"?
Picked this up at GW and the bottom had solid green piece of felt glued to it. Not a huge expense, and I was excited to pick up a piece of what...
Hard to imagine this combination! Doubt was originally made this way, maybe someone got their hands on one and repaired with fabric that was...
The clock is likely 1960s (plus or minus) as suggested. SO reminiscent of those old TV style lamps. I used to go crazy for this kind of thing....
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