I took the liberty of cropping your picture that resulting in a closer enlarged view of the dish; however, as others have said, we need a pic of...
Here you go! http://www.thecottageshop.com/Murano-Italian-Glass-Green-Gold-Frog-Each--P2810.aspx --- Susan
Me too. I didn't see his answer before posting my reply. Here's one:...
Allis-Chalmers. Reliance started out as a "small burr millstone maker" in 1847. It made French burr milestones, portable mills, shafting and water...
Just noticed Davey's posting about Arts & Crafts. Look what I found. It has drop handles similar to this one. I can't see the design on the...
FWIW, I agree with Brad about the stretchers. William and Mary style furniture can have low stretchers, but I haven't ever seen them this low to...
That lion looks a bit bedraggled. Rather than a staff of shield, must be a cane. [ATTACH] Seriously, in the 3rd pic it looks more like a shield....
Almost has a faience feel. With the overall shape and length, knife rests are the only thing I can come upwith. I'm certainly not convince on...
Another, Oh my, what a lovely piece. Baker beat me to the same conclusions. The London city mark was not stamp many times on narrow smaller items...
As to Spring's suggestion of a fraternal order, there is the North American Order of the Beaver (NAOOTB). "Yep," there is such a thing!! :) It...
You might e-mail this guy who seems to know about Boy Scout belt buckles. If you scroll down way down the page to the large pics of the belt...
You are right, good eyes!! There seems to be markings on both sides. I can't make out the markings on the right, but may be 3 or 4 letters. On the...
>torchere gasoliers< Somehow that sounds like an oxymoron. A torchère is a *stand* for a lamp and a gasolier is the French word for a gas...
>...converted colza oil chandelier...< Good idea! I bet you are right. If originally used colza "Colza-oil is yielded by rape-seed" like canola...
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Here's one presumably used in a textile factory: http://www.tias.com/5003/PictPage/3924037402.html --- Susan
I have heard this shape scale referred to as a lollipop scale. Here's another:...
I just now read this thread and am finding it very interesting with Cheryl mentioning Russell Means and Terry saying Walter was Russell's father!...
Well, I've looked at this since it was first posted and still haven't a good guess. It is hard for me to visualize what this looks like hung up....
Here's a centerpiece to go with your tray....
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