The following site calls it a "Royal Haeger Gazelle Vase." Funny though, their vase is defintely marked on the bottom and yours isn't....
Keller snd Guerin's of Luneville, France aesthetic pattern "Ecrans". According to the following site Ecrans translate to Screens....
The seller of the following one called it a German WWI belt hook....
http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/29.107.31
Strawberry? Scared hairy heart.
The more I look at this, it looks more and more like an Apache hair style. They were noted for having a long hair style with only a band or scarf...
I agreed Bear. Also some on the east coast wore fronds, tobacco leaf, skirts. For the life of me, I can't find a pic now. I think???? I have seen...
Not the betel nuts they were chewing in Thailand. I have seen some of his pics showing the red mouths. That link Cheryl gave talks about tye red...
DH said many chewed betel nuts in Thailand when he was there while in the service, 1958-1963. Mostly it was the older folks who chewed because it...
I had no luck just googling either. I used the reverse image search and added: print "elopement." Up came a page of possibilities. About the 4th...
Bev, the title is "Elopement" by Hallen Weiner. https://www.etsy.com/listing/204236349/victorian-era-parlor-print-elopement-by It's Hallen and...
Oooor beat the "tar out" of her or his new SIL with that riding crop he has in his hand.
Wellllll, Bev beat me again with a pic of Wolf Robe. I'm way to slow mentally and physically, typing. I took way too much reading about these...
>my best guess would be a rendition of... Wolf Robe (c.1838-1910) was a Southern Cheyenne chief and a holder of the Benjamin Harrison Peace Medal<...
I wish there was a pic looking straight down on the top of the lid. >... joy stick ...< Funny, a joy stick was the first thought I had! ☺️ ---...
>Over here, you can get plate hangers that do no harm at all. These: http://www.handyhanger.co.uk/ Thoroughly recommended. < Does anyone know if...
I was writing while you were posting. Note that WortHPoint listing is for George Gibvs, not Joseph Gibbs.
Nope, please scrape my previous reply. This is the mark of George Gibbs of Birmingham- "platers since 1808." About the 6th down. Note he used 2...
I think??? It may be the OSP (old sheffield plate) marks of Joseph Gibbs of Birmingham. He used a staffordshire knot. Also iT looks like "Gibbs"...
The 2nd piece, Mayer's "Rhone Scenery" is in petra Williams's Staffordshire, 1st vol, p. 390, as a plate, but has a different scene. I suspect...
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