That is pretty remarkable. Good early American blue decorated salt glaze has always been top shelf stuff. There are even better pieces out there...
Very nice find. You must get them authenticated though. These could be restored and it's probably worth it. Great graphics.
I suspect the head is not original to the bottle... and the bottle itself isn't old. The bottle would be...higher quality. The head doesn't...
Car [IMG] These don't depreciate.
I sold a few apothecary bottles that wound up on Broadway on the set of Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein."
It was new when he got it. Similar rockers can be found new on the internet for a couple/few hundred $$...new.
Airplanes? Sound barrier? A musical aside. [MEDIA]
Yup, Cole.
Brand New.
A GOOD CLEAR photo of the base with a good color match of the clay can go a long way toward dating it. Accurately dating V Briggle is a pain in...
i love SEG. All considered I'd probably leave it alone.
Here's one to look for. In a collection so advanced there must be one or two of these, and it's easy to spot. http://www.ebay.com/itm/321657263325
Post your question on the "support and Testing" forum. They'll have you up and running in no time.
Awesome piece in every way. I'd ask too much and entertain reasonable offers.
NOOOO......DON"T POLISH !!!!!!! (Ha ha ha...just jokin'. Polish till it gleams!) $2500? Bidding war? Size matters?
i'm glad you posted. There is something to be learned from every thread.
Reminds me of the "boys on the barrel" thread way back when. That sure was an EPIC thread. We ruffled some feathers with that one.
Ah knows good stuff 'n ah aint tellin'. Bullshit. (excuse me)
Looks oak to me. Also looks very cool to me. Very mission...but over the top. WAG circa 1900-20? Is the top possibly on an original top? I like...
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