Not eBay, Brimfield...for two, the other was Lambertville in N.J. just last year. That was this one.
No, but I've had at least three original (1929...IIRC) copies over the years. This one, another framed example, and one matted. They're out there....
What a pretty piece. I'd polish the top rim and base leaving the reticulated work alone...maybe:cool:.
The yardlong was. I've since sold it. Not a personal photo as in taken by my Dad or anything. I just owned it for awhile. The other photo is just...
This is a Yardlong of the airship Los Angeles by the Lakehurst dirigible hanger. Think Hindenburg. [IMG] My Dad flew an AT 6 "Texan", the army...
It's a modern form blown using traditional 18th. century techniques, made within the last 50 yrs. or so. Williamsburg's gift shop sold very...
Well, Nuff and I are both in South Jersey. So are Gregsglass and Markowitz. And yes, the estate/yard/garage saleing around here can be...
This is (probably) Czech, circa 30s-40s. Early American glass was all the rage then. The engraving is a stylized version of the basket of flowers...
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I don't know who made them but I've seen several in clear over the years. They're usually found in pairs because they're shelf risers/stands. They...
Yeah, that's a real SWEETY there. Those feet are VERY unusual. It must have had some type label for a soda/beverage at one time.
Nice finish!!:)
WOW.... Awesome piece. It is very early, possibly 18th. century though I'm thinking more circa 1820. The blue decoration combined with sgraffito...
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My FIRST though on the guy on the left (our view) was Booth...then Edgar Allen Poe.
They look like Jacquard weaving but soooo not my thing. Bookmarks would be my guess, late 19th.? They're cool. Cluttered might be on the right...
That is what it is alright. :cool: The glass bit you'll often see used as sixties/seventies table lamp parts.
I agree with Brad. Heritage was my IMMEDIATE first thought for a piece like this.
Welcome Gav. BTW,Where are you? This is just plain spectacular. TOP SHELF American folk art with all the bells and whistles, and TREMENDOUS...
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