I don't know, I wasn't there. I may be old, but at this moment not that old! Like af, when I see these types of beards depicted, I also think of...
>That's my vote also.< Thank you Greg and Fig! The leaves were throwing me. They do look like plums. --- Susan
'Nuff, I think the mark on the vase is #707 near the bottom of the Chinese Marks page on Gotheborg. The section is "RECENT ADDITIONS-UNDERGLAZE...
Morgen, the link in my first message, #1192, was to Roschmitt auctions for the same set of clockworks that are on this Invaluable site. I also...
Forgot about that. I remember you talking about C/P back on eBay; however, had a hard time getting that to work for me then. Welll just tried it...
[ATTACH] Back at you, Sue! All is well in my corner of the world and hoping the same with you and yours. --- Susan
I know this isn't antique, but like to know opinions as to whether majolica or not. It was suggested to me that it may be majolica, but my feeling...
I think "Insto Products" is the Insto Products Company with office at 1241 High, Oakland, CA. That company was connected to or AKA Instograph,...
Book, I couldn't find anything on "Insto Products," but did find another Seth Thomas clockworks like these 2 with "Insto Products" on it. The one...
Terry, this touchmark seems to be an "Unidentified modern marks." Pat's old pewter site site that can be access through the "Internet Archive...
>Then I can assume from the markings on this bit that it is much more recent?< Mansons, according to that website, your mark was used after 1940....
This may trace its roots to late Victorian era. According to the following website Queen Vic was an "... amateur practitioner of textile arts, who...
> I was not aware of these new fangled collars. Perhaps that is why it cracked like that. < Hi Mickey & Greg! Between you, me, and the fence...
BTW, I have this pattern lamp in the footed hand lamp size. It also has an Ebling "shrunk-on" collar. --- Susan
You might want to add to a description of this Duncan "Quartered Block" that it is in Thuro's Oil Lamps, The Kerosene Era in North America, pp....
>...spent way too much time watching the History or the Military channel.< Nothing like quoting myself. This brought back an embarrassing...
A goose-stepping bovine that has spent way too much time watching the History or the Military channel. --- Susan [ATTACH]
>Thanks AF for the word standish< Another thank you from me. That's a new word for me. Wonderful ink stand, standish! Here's a 19th century...
Thank you, af on replying. If you were closer, I'd toss this white fan into your famous shed!! --- Susan
I saw this query over on eBay yesterday. Before replying to say definitely not British hallmarks, I was hoping to ID the maker. After searching my...
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