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Posted 2 years ago
Dave68
(10 items)
Made by Kent Art Ware, oh what is this ceramic 1920's-1930's.........???? I would like to buy it because it is an item of Kent Art Ware which I collect, but it would be nice to know what it is. Unfortunately I don’t know its size, but I’m guessing it is around 10 inches at its widest point.
It looks to me like two pinecones with gold stems where they meet.
Is it a wreath topper? Is there such a thing as a wreath topper?
Is it meant to lay flat on a surface? If so, that's pretty boring don't you think?
Is it part of something else that's missing? Maybe there were two of them on either side of a centerpiece?
If you have seen something like this before and/or think you may know what it is, please let me know. THANKS!!!
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