No Blame, komo!
Please note the 'turnip' at the tip of the fox's tail!?
Excellent, Cheryl...Thank You so very much!
I'll agree that the bowl is very much like a sugar spoon...but the size doesn't follow that logic. It surely is an exotic an' unusual shape.
Goodwill is where I have scored excellent clear Pyrex replacements for several of my favorite casseroles, etc. A couple things to look out for: NO...
WOW! Thank you very much, Cheryl...Nice work!!
it's ZWIPFF...clear & plain, Bakers.
Just completed the other two posts, Bakers...
~8 1/4" long, ~125 grams. I cannot read the name on either one; no other marking. The bowl shape, an' pattern (same both sides) may offer...
9" long, ~210 grams (~52.5g ea). The 13 on the CLAUS are very plain; the KELLER not so much: the first character looks like a boot, toe left, with...
Serving spoon, 8 5/8" long, ~49.4 grams. This is a single; there are another four, with almost identical patterns, that have similar, unusual (to...
NOT for stovetop use. Oven OK, microwave maybe.
I thought alabaster was a whitish, translucent soft stone. These exquisite lamps seem none of those. Marble, then, or Onyx...
Well, for openers, stay with this forum. Patience is a virtue here, too! Many of our knowledgeable folks aren't in the US, or even in the northern...
Scholarly work, Laura...Thanks!
Yes, a lovely piece of art... Is it metalware, or lacquer?
Ah Surely DO like them pigs, Charlie!
A very nice pen, bosco...Thanks!
A guess...Chinese, an' newer. Pretty odd that it isn't marked, imo.
Yes, it does...an' the examples in the link don't show that slight cylindrical rim, or lip, that mine has...although the other details match well....
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