...and is the source for the character's name Atticus in Harper Lee's famous American novel.
Will you please share a picture of the bottom?
Your pics of these pieces of glass are wonderful. Well done.
Thanks for the help @Marote. This one I have is reminiscent of "Skookum" dolls but isn't one. The auction you found looks right.
Update: I had a (free) frame I put this in and then it sold at my antique mall in one day. Four times what I paid for it.
This is labeled on the bottom as "Olympic Indian Trading Post Edmunds, Wash(ington state)." Searching that name I find one expired listing for...
I've never seen anything like it either. Oddity indeed. And cool!
Thanks for the link!
Thanks for the help friends! I really appreciate it.
Thanks so much buddy!
10 bucks? An absolute Yes.
I recently found this in Dallas, Texas, on a brief get-away vacation. It measures 12.5" / 31.5cm tall. The bottom seems to say 'Alfonso ...x.....
Tourist with intuition and map-reading skills.
Not an authority, but as someone who sees these baskets here and there, I concur w/ 2mb.
Very nice.
Yeah, great find!
Indiana.... close enuff!
Thanks @komokwa. I can't tell-- where is that newspaper from? I mean, geographically?
Wow. That is an intense piece.
I found this vintage 8"x10" portrait in a thrift store in Dallas, Texas, the 'Big D.' Who knew that Jeff Goldblum was in a movie about Colonel...
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