Here is the FOB carnelian edited in different color, negative, etc... in hopes of seeing the head better. The head isn't wearing the typical...
I don't know if you click on the statue of Hermes/Mercury in the link you gave or not. In case you didn't, there is a bit more detail about it,...
BTW, Yawman & Erbe co. was founded in Rochester, NY in the 1880s. Sometime around 1918 they opened a 2nd location in San Francisco. With your desk...
It's Yawman & Erbe rather than Lawman & Erbe. Seen them mentioned in directories, etc... dated around 1915, 1919... Here's an example: Geyer's...
That sure is a possibility! Me too, but here is something else in the pic that just might suggest Spain. Kneeling in front of the box, books or...
Though this pic may be a Venice celebration of some kind, the bearded man doesn't look like a Venice doge because they seem to always be shown in...
The building in the background does look a little like the Doge's palace (built in 1370) in Venice....
Took the liberty of cropping a few of your pictures and inserting them into this message. As another has said, many people will not click links to...
My first thought on seeing the pattern of this cup & saucer was to check the Kennedy presidential white house china pattern. Lo and behold this...
Just a bit more to add to the history of settles. They date back to medieval times. They were common in colonial America. Following is a...
Now to be perfectly honest, I'm terrible on dating woods and furniture structure from pictures. I have to have an hands-on feel of an item and an...
BTW, I meant to welcome you to the forums, Welcome!! --- Susan
I can't tell you anything about the table, hutch and side chair, but that rocker is called a "Boston" rocker with its wide originally decorated...
Here's another chair marked West Point Brown with no additionsl info....
I agree with the others to vintage 1960s-1970s - not antique. I do think these pics are all of one item. The opened end with the Gucci logo is the...
I thought the same company, Calico; however, the only mark I could find for them has "N", "M" and "co" worked into the curves of the "S." There is...
You're quite welcome Dave. Sorry, I didn't get back to this thread earlier, but was involved on 4th of July stuff and such. Really that...
Gee, komo, you are good! Thank you for the detailed explanation. I did look around for other examples finding what you IDed as Iroquois. I did...
At this point I'm not really sure what this is either. It may be missing something big in the middle. I'm sure someone will come along with help...
Forget my previous reply. It is "Cobral" ware made in England. After working with the mark, I could faintly make out a letter before the "o." It...
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