Wenna, I agree that this lamp shade looks like the work of Falkenstein. You probably have seen the following query about a Falkenstein lamp with...
The spoons might be of spelter. I found a set of 6 like yours that appear to have come with a 6 slot spoon rack. The seller speculates his dates...
A little more on the uncertainty of this mark. It had the link as Sis supplied. Some do believe it is an Asian reproduction, last reply....
>Have you looked at that peach colored one? < The peach one has only 7 holes. --- Susan [ATTACH]
I agree with Bev that I certainly didn't think it was for real eggs. The one pictured with 2 real eggs looks awkward at best. Then when I found...
Cheryl to the rescue again! Following is an ad for Kattelle Bros of Boston in the June 20, 1891, edition of the Cambridge Tribune. [ATTACH]...
Baker, glad I'm not the only one who couldn't read it. The only letters I can make out are K or H, followed with possibly an A??, then LL or TT.,...
I can't see enough of the markings to make out the name of this fiddle tipped with shoulders (fins) spoon. My first impression is that it is not...
>I think I preferred them naked...< I agree. They seem too squatty for prisms. You certainly could forget the prisms, but the bare canopies might...
>...'I saw you coming'...< LOL!
Believe prisms/lustres hung from those holes. Something like these....
Back when, it was not unusual to see brooms associated with fire fighting. Brooms were used to smother fires especially wildfires like across...
According to the following card, Jeanne of France, from the French Historical Royality dates from c1920 and was done by Levy and Neurdain reunis....
Welllll, I'm busy eating my words from my last reply. Here is a pink glass hen holder for 7 eggs. On closer exam the hen's head, tail feathers,...
Still think it held egg shaped S & P shakers. I couldn't find one of these holding the shakers, but found several ceramic hens with the egg shaped...
Impressive piece! Certainly looks like an ornate flat file cabinet for a coin, map, stamp, print, etc... collection. --- Susan
I agree on Hermes on the right door, but isn't it the 3rd posted picture? He is holding a caduceus - the staff, and wearing winged sandals all...
>Today she would be termed a cougar, then she was just a cradle robber - her second husband was only about 2-3 years older than her eldest...
Winston's mother, Jennie Jerome, certainly had an interesting life to put it mildly. I have the 2 volume biography Jennie, The Life of Lady...
>And the second one just wore her "best skirt and waist" with all the jewelry she owned and carried the derringer because she was THE crack shot...
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