Done. Thanks again, Pat.
Thank you so much. I'll be looking for your message. :happy:
Johhycb09, just an idea, but on a board/forum such as this "experts" can neither see an object firsthand with their own two eyes nor touch the...
First-impression (which means flying by the seat of my britches) guesses -- if it is soapstone perhaps it's a "weight" to keep a lid/cover down on...
I didn't find anything "historical" about "Butt and Warren," per se.
Terry, don't laugh too hard but (no pun intended ;) ) I was interested in your item so I searched around and found that there is such a thing in...
On the cube/drawers units, do the "runner" edges of the drawers seem to be "unfinished/raw"? Would it be possible that whenever the drawers are...
CXgirl, the scent bottle is lovely.
Jakes vintage, thank you for the reply. You really did find some very interesting items. ;)
Jakes vintage, could I ask you about a few of your items pictured above? In the photos toward the bottom to the left of the two pearl necklaces...
Without a backing, it would certainly look like a "mild weather" coverlet. Not to mention that a blanket underneath it would have to be a...
Or perhaps it's the same man and woman portrayed 30 or 40 years apart. Interesting that both men have on a red(ish) in front, cream/tan in back...
Glad you got it back in a condition which allowed you to list it again. Best of luck with the re-listing. And, may I add, I am not surprised...
The round dark object in his hand looks like it has smoke coming out of it (pipe bowl). I "think" I see the slim stem to the pipe near his lapel....
jakes vintage Oh my goodness. Nice, very nice.
Spitz (type) dog photos...
Figtree3 said: "Didn't we try to identify the type of dog on that one in the "old hangout place"?" I think it looks like an old-time Spitz....
Kardinalisimo, you are right -- it is 65. I'm sorry about that mistake. This morning when I looked at the print with fresh eyes and if I stand...
Kardinalisimo, I can't help with the artist but here may be a link to his "inspiration" for the subject matter. Analysis of William Butler Yeats'...
Another way to word it -- "Somebody has climbed that tree before."
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