Probably of no help but my collectors doll encyclopedia mentions 1. "Vanitie Dolls" 1921-22+ Mutual Doll Co and Cameo Doll Co thereafter...
No pics yet because they are now wrapped and in store pending cleaning and photoing. But we recently bought two lots online (and unseen) when...
Well done and many thanks!
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Thanks Figtree, not sure whether the bells have a marriage connotation, I wondered whether the words could be a wedding phrase of some kind?
This handled vase (?) is 6.75 inches tall, moulded bells to top of one side and a cossack like figure below with cyrillic (?) lettering. To back...
Well done! So my postcard is of a teak lion :). I think that wraps up the search, you lot are awesome!
Yes, the middle postcard looks 1945-50 from the cars, not that I'm an expert!
Looks like a stylized egret
Susan, no, although it is attractive I don't collect lustreware but am interested in pictures and writing on ceramics. Sadly, copper lustre in the...
This tiny photo dates to 1940 and is from a house in Ystradgynlais. Lots of yesterday antiques, old family bible underneath that would have been...
So if this is a post war image, with the Nazi connotation gone, I wonder why the lion was replaced?
Slightly off topic, but triggered by King's post, I've got a great autograph book from the 30s, each page with a storyboard cartoon of a woman...
That was quick, even by your standards! Great work!
So given this is a photo, it must be a photo of a painting. Can't find it though :(
You peeps did so well on the Konigsallee lion that I thought you deserved a treat and help answer this how they did it question ;). Here is a...
Think you've nailed it, Portmeirion Sporting Scenes, a Portmeirion retro piece. Thanks very much
This piece was found in an auction lot. There was a note to bottom saying it was bat printed, implying regency dating. It appears to be overglaze,...
Looking at the mark above the capital R it looks like a 2, as does the mark to the left of the R. If so, that would be the diamond mark applicable...
The diamond mark was replaced with the registered number at the start of 1884 so it would have to be pre 1884.
Separate names with a comma.
