It's a patch box. (ImHO) It held fake moles, patches which ladies would apply to their faces as beauty marks way back in olden days.
MOBA worthy IMHO. Almost an outsider kinda flair to it though.
Check out Peking (art) glass.
Has something to do with U.S./Hungary relations maybe. 20s-early40s?
Best wishes indeed! Nice to see you here.
I think the two on the right in back are both made in Japan. The center one for sure. It's bugged me since you first posted. I finally found an...
Cool thing.
I don't know if it has a style name but I think the frame would work GREAT with just the right piece of Outsider or Lowbrow art. More Outsider but...
:):):) Hellooooo Adrian!
I'm always on the lookout for old Wendell August.
The squarish bit on it's back is for a box of wooden matches...in case anyone was wonderin'.
Good lookin' piece whoever made it. 3 bucks was highway robbery!! OHHHH yeah.:) (BTW It's not a Thonet either...preemptive.)
This is your basic bottle nomenclature.. ABM= Automatic bottle machine. (1906-present) BIM=Blown in mold (1885-1906) BIMAL=Blown in mold,...
Your circa 1880 bottle is for a product called Ayers hair Vigor. It was blown in a mold and has an applied lip. The distinctly shaped bottle had...
It looks BIM to me. Continental, circa 1880-1920. Almost certainly antique, most likely pre 1900. There's no pontil. Just a smooth base.
Count me in for German, lava glaze. Cooool piece in every way.
I too like it quite a bit. It looks much better than your run of the mill factory art.
Yup. I had to blow it up a lot but the Guilloche pattern is there alright. Awesome set.
I don't ship stuff. I have a buyer or two who buy most of this type glass, Fenton, Northwood, Jefferson etc., person to person. Cash on the...
It doesn't appear to be guilloche. Guilloche actually describes the very fine lined pattern on the metal behind the enamel. These don't seem to...
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