I couldn't find much info on either also. I did find info on Cora Smith on the ASKart.com site saying she was known for her paintings and etching...
Gee, I was way off on that. When I was searching around, one of the pages with Princeton China said Japanese. At the time I was a bit surprised...
Sarajayne, before you get too set on this being a Westmoreland glass lamp, I need to tell you what I just found in Ann McDonald's Evolution of the...
I'm not surprise you know about the changing of burners, but there some out there that don't. Some think if they can ID the burner they have also...
Oh my gosh! While taking a little rest before starting dinner, I reach over to a book case and pulled out one of my miniature lamps reference...
At the moment can't tell you anything about the miniature lamp other then to say it has a really broken falling apart P & A Mfg. Co. Acorn burner...
As the quote from the Gotheborg site in my previous message said "currently in use on export porcelain today," this may be an export "Made in...
"Zhong Guo Jingdezhen Zhi" on that pinterest vase is usually written Zhongguo Jingdezhen Zhi and translates to Zhongguo = China and Jingdezhen =...
March 17, 1898 isn't an important date in the history Damascus. I suspect this spoon was a souvenir an **English** speaking tourist with the...
Laura, you nailed it! Great finding. --- Susan
At this point it is doubtful the scene will ever be IDed. I even thought of the "Rape of the Sabine Women" was a posibility, but didn't seem that...
Good for you, Janet, you nailed! Here is the same shape Princeton vase marked "P 107" on the bottom like this one. The seller dated it the 1940s....
Count me in on that kind of thought also - captive women, etc. Rather than a market of African slaves associated with USA, I'm getting an...
Here's another like yours that sold for £75 in November 2010. This one was called Victorian, and it had a label: "Druce and Co upholsterers and...
I just googled "2 tiered Sutherland tables" and came up with a bunch. There even seems to be one identical to yours. It didn't sell on eBay with a...
This style of a narrow top gateleg table, not the doubling of it, is called a Sutherland style table. It was supposedly named after a Duchess of...
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