This is a fairly modern, imported (Italian?) decorator piece. Post 1960. The bottle is not blown by hand, it is produced by machine. Is there a...
Yes indeed, thanks.
My eyes hurt. They are HORRID!
The Valentine prints are "Cupid Awake" and "Cupid Asleep" by WB Parkinson, 1897. I would guess most of these are from 1910-1930. Interesting...
Very cool. Congrats.
Me too. Very clearly.
The bottles are fine for the period. The one in the second pic is a case gin type, used from at least the 18th. century up to modern times. As a...
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What? No pine tree shillings?:)
Of course we all know they only had land lines back then...4 hooves pounding across the land.
I'm in the meteorological phenomenon camp. Clouds trapped in a valley. IOW mysterious,beautiful clouds. The image is compressed a bit because a...
I'd be even more impressed had they turned up in a box lot at a farm auction.:)
Add my welcome to the list :)!
I shall now be on the lookout for a pitcher in Kingfisher blue with a Celery handle.:cool:
That would be fine. Go right ahead. Anything that may draw fresh eyes to our site is welcome.
I would have gone Consolidated 100% until Brad posted the labeled example. That prompted me to pull out the ol' Phoenix book. Sure enough it's...
They remind me of Chinese Shiwan figurines, AKA Mud Men.
Welcome aboard! A coin collector is a numismatist. A stamp collector is a philatilist. Would a map collector be a cartogramist? :)
Yeah...must be. The horizon line is dead on square.
Is it me...or is it cockeyed? Leaning toward the left. Trees should go straight up. The water would all run out to the left. :confused:
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