Ooh, it's so hard to keep them away from legs. Don't think they make doggie compression socks & he'd probably eat them anyway. Was the bandage...
Cone of shame definitely captures it. They all hate them & it is easy to imagine how much it would freak out a dog with minimal vision. What...
Free roaming cats definitely choose their person. Note I did not quote the 'hero' part.
Excellent! So glad someone who knows something came along. I think 2manybooks should be added to the translator pool:...
Going to guess it is the legal judgement in a debt case, solely based on words 'owed to' & 'five pounds'.
If it originally had letters in white enamel on a blue enamel background, it is now in poor condition. I agree with Cheryl that it is a souvenir...
Welcome, Vaidas. I would describe the shape as chalice rather than goblet. Please give us the measurements. I am guessing it is for outdoor...
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Leda, but found in the vicinity of the Sanctuary of Aphrodite, with a definite resemblance to Aphrodite Kallipygous: [IMG]
They may all be museum souvenirs. For those who don't want to click the link: [IMG]
See: https://www.ancient.eu/image/4142/
Pot lid lifter?
The spigot handles look like ivory to me & if they are, other pieces will be too.
Uh-oh. We all know the perils of that addiction. Welcome, GieGie. You might want to start a separate thread in the forum for glass/pottery to...
The handles & the little disk on that bollard-like thing (to keep you from banging your cup against the urn?) have all yellowed with time &...
The white insulating pieces would not be Celluloid, which melts (& catches fire) easily. Are you sure they are not ivory?
Not sure if this is helpful or confusing. Looks like the shape was revived but as OBB said, drabware was not....
I also see a jester. Satyrs, fauns, and sometimes Pan himself are often included in depictions of the 'revel rout' of Bacchus/Dionysus, since...
It didn't make sense to me either, or not as a title for this picture. Almost looks as though someone first wrote «Н» & then corrected it to «Ч»...
Hello, Carly. The people who actually know something about furniture will be along. Meanwhile, my first (uneducated) thought was French Empire...
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