Yes, indeed, Debora - as am I! (I am also totally out of my element here, in case you couldn't tell.) Ah, something else to consider! I think I...
Bev, I know nothing about your pitcher, but it's certainly very sweet! You must be having a busy summer - haven't seen you around much of late....
Well, I do feel a bit of an idiot now, after pulling out the scarf & looking it over, yet again... It turns out that mine, too, has a Vollbracht...
Oh, dear, Silver! I don't know them at all, but I have no plans to shop there, either! Debora, On the Calorie Counter one, the sigs are in 2...
I have a large silk scarf I bought years ago, planning to frame it for a certain Francophile of my acquaintance. I never quite got around to it,...
Aaron, how cute is that - and how sweet of you to offer! Please do NOT put my name in the hat, however. I already have more "cat stuff" than you...
I always think of their stuff as decorative, more in the "collectibles" category. The company actually HAS had a real following over the years,...
Very pretty, Nadia. Unfortunately, it looks to me as if Andrea by Sadek used the same basic teapot, decorated it differently, and called it - and...
Jivvy, he reminds me of my Joseph (my avatar.) He, too, is missing a fang - and he "came that way", as well! [ATTACH]
Perfect!
Hi, Bob, and welcome! I'm not going to be of much help, but I seem to recall that the countries that use the words ETAIN FIN are France and...
Anyone see this one? https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/majolica-chef-pig-jug-pitcher-frie-1721643469 Or these?...
Hi, John, and welcome! A brief google search gives a fairly good amount of info about Ebert Furniture. The company was founded in Philadelphia in...
Ivy, you've done it again - it's LOVELY! (Now you just need to find a butler!)
Maybe ALISON?
Jivvy, it definitely looks like 2nd to me! The "2" has a similar look to the same digit in "21st", and there are two "bumps" after it, indicating...
It does look like curly lamb to me, Billy. It's also sometimes called Persian Lamb.
Wow, Terry! Amazing ending!
Kraftblue, I don't know if this is valid, but someone online says: dated jan 21 1862 acorn match holder used as advertising promotional item for...
[ATTACH] Something about this one reminds me of those enameled Russian/Soviet salt cellars. Maybe Cheryl @DragonflyWink has some ideas.
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