Think this is home hobbyist. All the components are readily available through any beading supply source. The brass bead tips, hook & eye clasp...
Thank you, Aaron. So where are the 'furny's'?
https://www.pinterest.com/circa19thc/maker-karpen-furniture-chicago-1880-1952/
Karpen club or parlor chair: http://www.ebay.com/cln/classen_eventer/antique-chairs/116194531017
Sort of: http://foter.com/explore/carved-mahogany-chairs
Trying to find the right descriptors. 'Channel back' seems to be one.
Forgot to say, Welcome to our obsessive band. :happy:
I'm not a 'furny', just someone who appreciates a good comfortable chair & this looks like one. Guessing wood is mahogany.
Next we know you'll hoe some old knolls!
I keep seeing hot peppers too. Talavera pottery seems to be even more colorful than your piece, but these are similar shape/size:...
Starting to agree about German origin. This was put on Pinterest from an eBay listing that is no longer active; described as German c. 1900. A...
I can confirm there is very little on the net other than past auction results. Must be the only person from this period who does not have a Wiki...
Knew you'd like that one. :happy:
Just hit me that it's not a teapot, it's for coffee or chocolate.
My knee jerk reaction is that you should look to England. Can't make out all the scenes, but all different, many of getting ready to bake a batch...
Aw, shucks. :turtle: (Picture the turtle with the head pulled in.)
Apparently they made a number of these refillable mini-decanters for use with their bath oils. This is a bit more informative:...
'This milk glass decanter once held Skin So Soft bath oil' from: https://www.etsy.com/listing/239478705/
I think we should get @kyratango in on this.
https://www.etsy.com/search/vintage?q=avon+grecian+bottle She does not look especially like a Grecian goddess to me - & I look at a lot of them -...
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