This came in an auction lot of dollhouse items. But it isn't anything for a dollhouse. I've seen larger versions that were fuel tanks for heaters...
I bought a dollhouse miniatures lot and have this little chair that appears to be sterling but I want to make sure. The marks are first ETB which...
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Not a pearl. Just a clump of stuffing from the hat.
It's a standard china doll head and the base has a stiff core. It was part of a large lot of dolls that were used mostly as Christmas tree...
For some reason, I don't see that. Thanks, I'll check it out.
Thank you. That one is certainly similar but there's no info attached. It takes me to a missing page.
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This one I think is an inkwell missing the little pot and maybe a lid. But, I could be wrong. There is a mark on the bottom that looks like a...
I have looked everywhere for a sterling mark and did not find one. There is a mark on the center painting but the painting itself looks like a...
That is similar but isn't the same one. Staffordshire potters liked to copy each other, didn't they?
I found a matching pair that sold for almost $600 and a single figure that sold for $16. I definitely need more info to id this piece.
One more item from a table lot. This one is unmarked and surprisingly heavy. Thanks in advance! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I thought it might be a goat first too.
According to that info, the sheep are 20's to 30's. Great link, thanks!
Holy cow! $600 2 years ago at the Louvre antique auction and that ne had a chipped base. https://www.antique-bottles.info/meissen/
Wonderful! None of my searches came up with anything like that. Thank you very much!
There isn't enough room for a layer of cork. It could have been very thin, I guess.
I was just looking them up on eBay and Worthopedia. They bring good money even for repros.
It is a nice piece. It looks like it was molded but with additions done by hand.
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