My first thought was very very.....veeery fancy linen press too. 1920s continental (Italian?) also my thought. It's really cool...but not for me....
Hi Shi... Good ta see ya.:)
I think you mean RPPC which stands for Real Photograph Post Card, which yours is.
Looks right as rain too. Circa 1900. Awesome patina. Very nice piece.
No patent marks anywhere? I'm sure you went over them pretty good but sometimes the marks can be near impossible to see. I had a something or...
Nice.....nice.....nice... ZOUNDS I wish I were you. :D
I'm all for number two. Maker? Are the panels original paint? BIG plus there if they are.
Neat. Sounds like there might be a few bucks in it.:cool:
And Santa Claus...rare.
It's newer, post 1960. Machine made. Decorator value $5-10. If it were a real Columbia/Eagle in blue it would be worth around $100,000.
The marks on the rabbit have always been there. It's a manu. defect. Not uncommon on these pieces. There are LOTS of pieces of this juvenile ware...
Love to see a shot of the green bottle sitting behind the mugs in the shot after the tea pots.
At a fiver apiece I would expect the first interested guy to come along would take 'em all. I'd buy 'em all for that and I don't even know why,...
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How exciting about those 11 American shelf clocks!!! Yes that really grabbed my attention also. Hope you post photos of at least a couple of those
The spinning firework is a Catherine wheel. The diamond things are spent wheels. The car looks 50s. This has a very illustrative look to my eye...
Huh...Nauga monster..... Never seen one.... ...$$$!!!... I will NOT forget this....THANKS. :) Like the Palatnik figures. I'd never heard of...
Hey guys, no discussing transactions here. Sorry.
...And maybe another 25% for cartoon characters. Mopar guys/gals would get a kick out of the Roadrunner one.
Lucille...try "muddlers" for the things with the fishing flies. Muddlers are used to smash fruit or what have you in a drink and they are also a...
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