I think so, too. Too bad “Cargo” is such a common word; makes searches very difficult.
Hard to make out, but it’s a date - either Jan 1, 1923 or Jan 1, 1927
Yes, pretty small - 4mm is just over 1/8”.
Interesting! The holes are too small for cigars or cigarillos but would be about the right size for cigar “spills”, used to light cigars. What...
Bust is about 6” tall. The twelve holes in the head are each about four miilimeters in diameter.
This “blackamoor” chalkware bust has me stumped. What exactly is it? There are holes in the top of the head, about an inch deep, but I’m not sure...
I’ve been studying up on Minton pottery marks but must confess that I still can’t seem to unlock their secrets on a Delft dish that I have. Can...
Thanks to everyone who has replied! Now, since the original posting, I've discovered a couple of things.... First, the number of the...
I'm hoping someone knowledgeable about English measures and pewter marks might be able to shed some light on an interesting item I picked up...
Fantastic, Kronos. Thank you!
Thanks, QuincyAK10. I’ll try to find that listing! I love your chalkware piece. Ashtray, is it?
Recently, I picked up these Amos 'n Andy items at an estate sale. I'm not really sure what to call them; busts? portraits? plaques? Anyway,...
Thank you for your reply, Brazos, but I started this thread simply to learn about this glass, and not because I thought knowing the maker would...
Thanks, everyone, for your replies! You've given me some great ideas for further research. Will be sure to let you know if I positively identify...
Can anyone tell me what this drinking glass is? In the flesh, it's a striking fluorescent green colour that the photos don't really do justice to....
Okay, thanks to all who replied. I’ll continue researching these and, if I’m successful in identifying what exactly they are, I’ll post that...
Very close! So, maybe Scottish, then.
Thanks for your reply, Buyingtime777. I’m glad that somebody else thinks these may have a Native American connection. The amber finials reinforce...
Could be! These usually look different, though, with cylindrical heads. I also wondered if they might be native American Indian drum beaters...
I have this old pair of drum sticks / beaters but I haven't been able to find other similar examples, and really have no idea what exactly they...
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