You might Google blue or blue-green Fresnel lens. There are a few of this color Fresnel lens on eBay, but are not cheap. I don't know if they...
Like Aquitaine: 1. I believe it does have "good age." 2. Can't tell from any of the pics if it has veneer. 3. Do not recommend refinishing. Maybe...
Here is a #887 with a relatively new burner and only a chimney without a shade that sold for neatly a $100.00....
Hmmm.... To be honest I really don't know for I don't sell. That messed up burner won't help the sale. It will probably distract from it. A new...
Yes, late 1800s to early 1900s. I don't think Phoenix Glass was founded until 1880 in Pennsylvania. I know very little about Phoenix glass...
Mexico/Aztec, Central America??? Seems to have birds, donkeys, snakes, monkeys, anteaters, heads with exotic feathers. At the top just below the...
They were at least on the Allies side in WWI! They finally routed the Austrians: "In October 1918 the Italians attacked again. The Austrian army...
I concur with Pat, American Empire that would possibly date from the late 1860s through to the turn of the century. Earlier classical Empire style...
Like Rayo advised, by tighten the nut screw at the bottom may straightened the lamp. 887 is probably the model number of the metal base. A patent...
At the moment I can't help you on dating these pieces other then to say very doubtful of the Napoleonic era - (1799-1815) - possibly Gothic...
I vote French Directoire, but do wait for the Furniture gurus such as Brad, etc.... to come along....
I found that the housing at: 575 **West** 16th Street SAN PEDRO, CALIF was built in 1919. It is a property with "3 separate and independent...
I was thinking Empire, but wasn't sure at all. Glad to see Brad opinion....
As Baker said, the lions heads is a logo for the Lions Club International. At the bottom of the circle is the word "International"...
Spring, I haven't any help on your cannon, but I certainly enjoy reading your informative postings! First of all I didn't even know what a...
That straw boater (AKA as a skimmer, sennit, sailor straw) dates that tintype from the late 19th century to 1920s. --- Susan
Here are the tintypes edited a bit for perhaps a better view. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Jen..., between you, me and the fence post, I believe this burner has been jerry rigged. Note the different in the brass patina. The pronged...
Possibly Westmoreland Ashburton - Amber: http://www.replacements.com/webquote/WESASHA.htm --- Susan
Codd neck bottles: https://www.sha.org/bottle/pdffiles/coddarticleMunsey.pdf https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codd-neck_bottle --- Susan
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