I originally read that these were rookends. Love that Rookwood decided to go for it. Shows how easily something like this can get the look that...
While I'm reminded of the shells brought back by pilgrims to the Holy Land. Think St. James has one for a symbol.
Both screws have a decorative nut on them? Can these be removed or does the screw end flare to prevent that? I asked about movement in the...
Didn't guess there would be a watch, but was betting on a rabbit. You'd have to pin it pretty low down to be able to read it.
In front of him was probably a large urn, maybe with flowers if it was strictly decorative & not functional. Or could have been a fountain. The...
At a guess, St. Andrew.
I think any bishop/doctor of the Church may be depicted with a Bible. This one says 'NIK' on it, hence Nicholas. It is not written in Cyrillic,...
I'll throw in the first WAG: St. Nicholas.
I'm for Himalayan. Is the green stone on the lid of a compartment?
From Wikipedia: The copyright symbol © was introduced in the United States in section 18 of the Copyright Act of 1909, and initially applied only...
Looks like to keep it closed it requires a pin to run through the holes on the side that opens, unless it snaps tightly into place. I can only...
Shawl/scarf pin?
[ATTACH] Courtesy Bronwen.
John Flaxman was an early modeler for Wedgwood. This is one resource:...
Is the beak a separate piece?
Thylacine? [IMG] My guess is that it was part of a joke pair.
If that thing is wired on there the way I think it is, your idea seems like the only explanation.
What does the bottom look like? I'm wondering if it could be walrus tooth.
Except look at those short legs. I've never known a camel to slink!
What kind of camels? This looks like a cross between a dromedary & a Bactrian. [IMG] [IMG] I have a Japanese ivory netsuke of a camel; it's...
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