boy oh boy did you come to the right place!! Indeed a quick perusal of the current threads proves that in spades. Welcome.
I'm leaning toward repro............ :cool:
I wouldn't hang 'em in Komo's garage either.
Yeah Brad, that stick's a real prize.
Nice find.
Bar ware, I would think.
Keep it comin', that's why we're here. That's the way those fake brass belt buckles hit the market back in the 70's. Those fake CW US or CF belt...
Yes INDEED Greg. The dollars are in the details. Fiesta collectors were always very persnickety about the details. Nice buy Desperate. Ya just...
Greg, years ago I paid $75 for just the head of a Shawnee "Puss n Boots" cookie jar. It was the most colorfully decorated lid I'd ever seen AND it...
Hey guys, let's keep offers to buy or sell off the main boards please. You can contact other posters privately via the "inbox" found upper right...
It looks like I (reversed) N over R H in the space below. The second letter, second line might also be just an I. IN RI or IN RH I guess...
What is that line around the foot in front of the blade? It looks like it was maybe broken and glued?
Dang that's big! I suspect it MIGHT be English. I'm not familiar with a similar U. S. pattern.
I think the above advice is more or less a beginners rule of thumb. When we first collected early American historical flasks the field was rife...
Any provenance? i see new too.
Hollywood Regeny pops to mind.
Very nice indeed! Love the "timepiece."
I'm in with MCM. Subtle with a KNOCKOUT feature. That handle is awesome. This musta had some designer's moniker attached to it at one time....
It's a two part figural wine bottle in the form of an oil lamp. I think they're italian. Mid/late 20th. century.
Though it's rather small it might be the base to a GWTW type lamp that had a removable oil font/reservoir.
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