I'm seeing a bird of some sort for sure.
I've seen the odd pedestal arrangement before. The type lamp is called simply a spout lamp, or pedestal spout lamp, circa early/mid 19th.. Similar...
My somewhat educated guess...modern, decorative, imported.
The Poppy piece is a beaut! We had a hearts and horseshoe back in the day. That's a toughie to track down. Fenton's Good Luck bowl.
Great photo... ...Great thread. :)
Yeah, the 'gator pin is way cool. The rocks are cool too. Does the gold ore show color?
Bingo!
I had an amethyst Carnival bowl and stand. Looking for cups burned the pattern into my brain. Carnival collectors call it Broken Arches. I can...
I like the stuff.
That's very interesting. "Hidden Mother." Collectable as to type. Yes indeed, I WILL remember that one. .....every day, something new.......
But...but....they were DEAD ON!!!:cool:
The bummer is the car shot. If it were centered and showed the whole car so that it might be identified that would be a good'un. I was thinkin'...
Check Imperial "Broken Arches." I'm pretty sure it's a match.
Brad, you're correct. The rim should be fire polished.
MAJOR bummer!!:(
Actually it should be ENCASED postage stamps. My bad. It seems Ayers took great advantage of this type advertising. I've never had an encased...
YAY......200 members strong. (201 actually:))
Between the bottles, trade cards, and other types of advertising and such one could spend a lifetime collecting just Ayers stuff. One particularly...
i used to collect 19th. cent. patent/quack medicine cards including bitters cards. Probably had 200 or so different examples at one time. Some of...
Now that's an Imperial Glass mark I'm always happy to find.
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