Lovely oyster dish! I would have tried my darnest to beat you to it, silver! I found another that I believe is identical; however, can only see a...
Not all nursing schools used stripes. If they did, usually a student cap didn't have a stripe or had a stripe of one of the school's colors. Upon...
FWIW, I agree on muff. Below the balloon, I see your mother's skirt and at the very bottom a little bit of her legs or rather her ankles. Have no...
Wildrose, here's another hammered silver vanity jar in the same time frame as yours; however, different maker....
It wasn't that long ago when we 3 Sues/Susans used to fall all over each other replying to silver questions relying on Cheryl and Pat to set us...
Ooops, gee, Baker beat me on Dumenil! I didn't see Baker's reply #4 when I sarted replying. Wellll, that isn't completely true. I saw that reply,...
Here are silver sets by Dumenil with jars. Yours might be vanity jar?...
I vote Charles Henry Dumenil. According to the following link, he specialized in "gold and silver toilet and dresser sets" as well as a variety of...
E & R is for the Ebeling & Reuss Co. of Philadelphia, PA - yes Philadelphia. It seemed they imported porcelain, earthenware, ironstone, etc.. from...
Chinese WWII army insigna bars with 3 red lines: 1 Star = Major, 2 Stars = Lt. Colonel, 3 Stars = Colonel 2 wider red stripes: 1 star = 2nd...
Just saw Terry's posting. I did a hunt on FOE with no luck, but did find Modern Woodmen of America swords with similar pommels. The grips are...
Sometimes the name of the sword maker is located at the exposed top of the blade (the Ricasso - unsharpened area), just below the guard (Quillon)....
Here's a 1914 ad for Freeman's Face Powder in "Flesh, White, Pink and Brunette" on Amazon.com. The ad says "...women like Mrs. Sydney Drew, Mrs....
I also have see the mark of Мельх or Мельхиор on Russian silver. Most times I have seen it with the following Кольчугино Завод Мельх that seems to...
Ooops, just noticed Pat/Cluttered already posted the page link where I linked to the pictures separately and suggested the Google search. Oh well,...
Matt, welcome to the forum! Like the others have said, this definitely not a 1920s baby carriage. It could date anytime from the late 1940s -...
Here is Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David, Prince of Wales - the future Edward VIII (called David by his family) and died as the...
LOL. You're better than I, Baker. It took me 2 trips back to this thread. --- Susan
"Frog/crown = prince..." Wellll I kissed my share of frogs in my time, but none were this weird looking and none turned into princes. Now dh is a...
Possibly an Austrian majolica humidor. Here are Google images of some....
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