Thanks for looking Messilane. I also found the shape but not that background pattern. There is a book on Charleton Decorated wares, and it may...
It stands for Abels, Wasserberg & Co. They did many varied decorations on glass blanks from Fenton, Cambridge, and many other companies, often...
Hi, This Charleton decorated glass vase is about 5 1/2 inches tall. Does anyone know the name of this decoration/pattern? I've searched quite a...
Figtree, you may be right, a print of a painting. The more I look at the less I think it is a photo. It is just the type of paper that made me...
Hi, Not my usual thing but I was very taken with this small (2.75 x 3.25 inches) portrait. I don't know what I'm looking at - photo, hand colored...
I can't help, but I like it. I would have bought that too.
will do, obb, but they are keepers for now
Nice candlestick, Brad. Peggy, thanks for the ID. OBB, if it's the planet earrings you're asking about, yes, clip.
Brad, there is a mark on the pin that I had not noticed, WB in a diamond, I'll have to look into it before listing. It does not appear to be...
Some recent finds: Nashville TN whiskey jug - too bad the handle is broken off, but will still probably appeal to some - have done a lot of...
If it is that area Pat has so kindly highlighted, that is just wood grain/color variation and not writing. Thanks all for your persistence!
Thanks khl889. Springfld and loro, I have looked under bright light and magnification and don't see any writing on the back of the frame.
I don't see anything written on the frame. Where are you seeing it?
Thank you everyone for your comments, and loro-rico for your time spent researching. I looked myself using the name David and various search...
Thanks loro-rico!
Hi, this painting is about 18 x 21 inches. I'm looking for any thoughts at all as to age, quality level, good descriptive words. I liked it and...
Ok, thank you both, planter it is.
Hi, this brass lyre shaped container is about 14 inches tall, and heavy at about 4 1/2 pounds. It's kind of crude, maybe homemade? What do you...
Not 100% positive, but I think this was designed by Ray Sabota, and manufactured by John Stuart or possibly Mount Airy. A friend showed the...
Well, I saw a larger piece with the same/similar handles on Worthpoint....
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