I believe it could be a joiners mallet used to hit the head of a wood chisel with out damaging the chisel head.
There is a original comic art group on Facebook maybe they could guide you to the right place.
I have gone through some of the things I have recently inherited and added information like "wedding gift" so that my grandkids will know. I agree...
Love the earrings. What a great find.Thanks for the term Dormeuses. I have been wearing a pair of Dormeuses since for about 50 years that my...
Blacksmithing has become very popular again around here anyway. a friend's grandson just competed in the "forge in Fire" show at 17 years old. He...
I can't give those away around here. I would say nuts/candy or jam dish.
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The wooden glove was my thought. Here is a similar item that was still being used to harvest wheat[ATTACH] when we lived in Turkey in the early...
The tarnish on the handle is what I was looking at. It has that uniform color and deep black.
My guess is that they were glued to a piece of furniture at one time. You can see the square where I assume glue was.
Thank you. I will keep that in mind if i ever get around to listing all of this jewelry I have!
Thanks. i figured that was the case.
Now, is that filigree AJ? Looking to educate myself. I would call it filigree.
Just asking. I know AJ is correct that this is not filigree. I have several pieces similar- What would be the correct term to describe in a...
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It was once again very enlightening. Thank you AJ.
Is it small? If it is it could be an open salt and there is a very active Open Salt Collectors Facebook page that would be happy to identify it...
I sold a 2"x1" pot for $28 on Etsy. [ATTACH]
Ownedby bear beat me to it again. I got to thinking it could be a celery vase. They are taller. Now you just need some celery salts to go with it.
Is it embossed or printed stamp? Some of earthenware pieces are marked with single numbers indicating the size of the platter or bowl.
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