Hi! If you Google search wood (or wooden) bead people, wood bead girl, wood bead ornament, you'll be able to find a few examples. They're pretty...
Knee-jerk reaction is one of the North Carolina potteries. Cole, maybe. The black siggie is confusing, though.
Heehee. :rolleyes: I wonder if he'll figure out a way to pose shirtless with the treasure trove.
That is the logo of PartyLite.
Very pretty. I have an attraction to acorn and oak leaf motif. Don't ask me why, cuz I don't know. :p I just do. I was wondering, is the painting...
Hey Kardi! Google was good to me... dumb luck I found this. From the Chat About Depression Glass site: New Martinsville # 36 Oscar Vase...
[IMG] Regarding #2. I don't know whether imitation or real, but Larimar stone might be a good key word to investigate.
Nice. It looks like something from the elegant glass era. I hope someone knows the shape or etch. The etch looks like some kind of trumpet flower...
The setting looks tropical and I would guess Mexico or other parts south of there. Love the subject matter. It's very pretty and peaceful. Babies...
Hey look! Another extra-fancy art glass measuring cup.... You can see the etched measuring marks in this picture:...
This is the first time ever seen or even imagined an art glass measuring cup! I can't be of any help, except to tell that if you search Victorian...
I don't know how to tell age/era, but I'd guess Imari is the key word you need to start research.
Thanks Cluttered. :happy: It looks like you nailed it!
My first guess would be Otagiri. Made in Japan. I haven't checked for quite a while, but some of their stuff used to be quite in demand.
No marks, I take it? I would guess unmarked Nippon.
I can't read any of the words on the coins. Are the words in English? Great story about finding them under the floor boards. It makes you wonder...
Great picture Kard.
It looks like it might be one of the McKee Innovation patterns. Might be worth poking around the internet and see if it matches.
[ATTACH] 6 inches tall to tip of tail. 941 impressed on the back under the tail. Has anyone ever seen Kay Finch pieces made of plaster? [ATTACH]...
German porcelain, maybe Boehme...?
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