This is new info for me. I had never heard of them before. Very interesting, good luck charms or amulets worn by slaves or "hung in their...
Welcome to the forums! I can't make out the mark well enough to even try to ID it. I have seen a few of this type of Turkish covered dishes that...
Thanks all, for the felicitations! What hot weather we are having, and it isn't even summer yet! As of 4pm CDT, Memphis broke it's high temp...
Here Mrs. AA Parkhurst is mentioned as an officer of Oil City Public Kindergarton Association, p. 133 Top of 2nd column:...
At the moment I don't know what this is; however, in 1895 there was a Mrs. A.A. Parkhurst living at 112 Washington St. Oil City, PA. According to...
Got no idea on maker, but took the liberty of editing the label. I can also make out MA or AM (smaller A) with Murano under it in a red scallop...
Thank you, Sue! We made it, but believe me a few times it wasn't a "walk in the park!" We are in the midst of planning a Baltic Sea cruise doing...
Thank you Mary! Since seeing your message, I have done a cursory WVS search. Have found a couple of their ball stems are very similar and a few of...
Still working on the "ancestry" (origins, makers, line, etc.) of our stuff and such. The "ancestry" of this litter of iridescent parfaits still...
Here are Google images of Charles Redmond Benolt's work. Note that at least 2 of them are NA still lifes similar to the OP's....
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