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LOUMANAL

LOUMANAL

Ottawa, Canada

Collecting since 1973! Anything and Everything!! rer1@sympatico.ca

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French Bronze Cross "IN HOC SIGNO VINCES" Masonic/Templar Rites - Medals Pins and Badgesin Medals Pins and B…
9 months ago
Czech-Bohemian Orange Tango Black Flame Decor VASE - Art Glassin Art Glass
9 months ago
Loetz Tango by Michael Powolny or Kralik Tango or........ - Art Glassin Art Glass
9 months ago
Star-Topped Diaphanous Vaseline Glass Panelled Vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
10 months ago
Rubina Verde- Cranberry and Lime Coloured Glass JIP Vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
10 months ago
Tall Green Fluorescent Decanter with Etched ROSES - Glasswarein Glassware
10 months ago
Thought this one was by Indiana Glass but.... - Glasswarein Glassware
10 months ago
Small Flat Scottish MONART Glass Pin Dish with "Snakeskin” Spatter - Art Glassin Art Glass
10 months ago
Antique Solid Cast Iron French ALTAR CRUCIFIX- Any Ideas 
11 months ago
Another Czech Made Perfume Bottle- possibly for DeVilbiss - Bottlesin Bottles
11 months ago

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  1. Could the shorter examples of the zig zag vases in photo 1 actually be candy jars without the lids. I picked-up an orange example with yellow spatter with matching lid that looks identical to these va...
  2. Thank you Trey for the comments and love. You can contact me by email for more information on this rare cross. My email address can be found on my CW page by clicking on my photo above. Thank you Mani...
  3. Thank you Trey for the comments and love and thank you swfinluv1, kivatinitz, Vintagefran and ho2cultcha for thre loves. RER
  4. Just realized that it could be British by John Walsh circa late 1800’s
  5. Looks RICH!
  6. This is what I will look like tomorrow after all the Festive eating. I want to wish all my CW friends a very Happy, Healthy New Year with many exciting discoveries in 2018. Robert (BOB) aka LOUMANAL
  7. Beeyouteefull! Merry Christmas!
  8. The collar has been replaced and the rim of the glass under the collar is flat and even. I really do not think that this is an old lamp.....certainly not uranium glass..
  9. Caramel yumm!
  10. Are you sure that the collar is original to this lamp? It looks like the screw-on previous collar has been removed and this much older collar has been affixed on the rim. The lamp looks like a newer S...
  11. Love everything about it!
  12. Thank you Deano for the Love. Any new ideas on who made this vase?
  13. It’s been a while since I uploaded this and when I saw CW member Ian Brighton’s ribbed vase with a similar treatment, I thought I would add it for comparisons. RER
  14. Thanks Jericho for the comments and love....have a marvellous happy new year!
  15. The J P L mark stands for the Jean Pouyat Co. in Limoges, France and was used on their tableware from 1890 to 1932. The red mark was put on their pieces as a tribute to Oscar Gutherz who worked for Li...
  16. Tiges de Bleuets
  17. Looks like green soapstone....a lot of Eskimo/Inuit carving was done with soapstone. This particular figurine is not in the style done by the Inuit. RER
  18. Thank you vetraio50 and TassieDevil for the love. BOB
  19. Hi MacDaddyRico! It has been happening, is happening and will be happening till mankind no longer exists. Hoax?? Who really knows! Thank you fortapache, mikelv85, Collectomaniac and Roycroftbooksfro...
  20. Thank you shareurpassion and Vintagefran for the loves. BOB
  21. Thank you Vintagefran for the love and comments! It is quite an Eerie item that glows all by itself. BOB
  22. Look up “Custard” glass for your “ BOWL”.
  23. All native depictions of local animals, bears, turtles, birds etc...
  24. Too much information blunderbuss2 lol
  25. Yes, pipe reamer!
  26. Thank you IronLace, welzebub and antiquerose for the loves. Bob
  27. Thank you vetraio50 for the love. Bob
  28. Thank you kivatinitz for the love. RER
  29. Thank you Glasstronaut for the comments and thank you aura and Roycroftbooksfromme for the loves.Bob
  30. Thank you fortapache, Ivonne, philmac51, sklo42, mikelv85, artfoot, EZa, kivatinitz, IanBrighton and Lisa-lighting for the loves. RER
  31. Hi Alan! I missed your yellow one because I certainly would have commented on it. The flames go all the way to the top on yours. Dry nice! Thank you for the love and comments. And thank you jimtim, M...
  32. Thanks Jericho! I changed my title to “Black Flame” since it represents quite well the pulled effect decor. Love the ones in your link and the different base colours. Bob
  33. Wow that first one is quite striking...love it!
  34. You’re never too young to enjoy Halloween.......good for You!
  35. My Grandmother used to make Quilts with the “Sun Bonnet Sue” pattern which looked a lot like these 2 little girls. Probably based on a nursery rhyme or children’s book.
  36. Sorry, I just noticed the Fleur-de-lys design plus the leaf design on both sections so l’ll take back my comment.
  37. Very often, the tiles are identified individually by the manufacturer. It would have no bearing on the painter but could help in dating the tiles. Again, what does it say on the bottom front right.
  38. What does the writing say on the bottom right, La Rente Colonial? And something else under that.
  39. The chain with attachment and the Marcasites looks older than the Faux Turquoise pendant which is also of a different later style. Could be a marriage.
  40. Deco yes!
  41. Thank you racer4four for the comments and love. Bob
  42. Wondering if this vase that I uploaded 4 years ago could have been Japanese? I am still unsure of the maker/ date. Bob
  43. Must have looked fabulous when the Silver plate was complete. It is a fancy parlour lamp made of Brass so it was an expensive lamp when it was made. It has an Eastlake motif on the font holder so prob...
  44. Thanks Glasstronaut for the comments. I’m watching your Bohemian glass uploads...looks like you have some pretty unique pieces. Bob
  45. Thank you aura for the love. RER
  46. Thank you valentino97 for the love. Bob
  47. Are you are asking about the “metal” used in these types of Medals? Very often when they are gilded, it is because they are made of lesser important materials like iron, aluminum, tin, copper, zinc. ...
  48. Thank you Lisa-lighting, aura, MacArt and antiquerose for the loves. Bob
  49. Thank you Jericho, aura and antiquerose for the loves. Bob
  50. Thanks Jericho for the link. It is an active auction link so we can’t show it here. The shape is quite similar but the vase is only 8” tall, the base is all green like the vase; mine is an applied she...
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For The Love of The Czech Interwar Glass Welz Vase on Three Strutted Legs Deco Lady Set, J B Hirsch 1925-30. Just To Compair The Murano Compote Candy With The Murano Chandelier Victorian Welz pink cased spotted glass vase 1915 Series III Prod. Nr. 595 Orangeopal mit schwarz Ausführung 157 Kralik threaded fan vase 17th century Limoges enamel on copper Virgin and Baby Jesus. Part 2 after kyratisation! Bohemian Welz Trophy Vase Welz - Bi-color #2 Some of the Loetz I missed out on at the New Year Auction Harrach Jaspis Décor Kralik Banded inkwell Thomas Webb & Sons/Webb Corbett conserve jar Loetz Rubin Cut to Clear Tulips Vase. PN III-512 Fritz Heckert Siberband TH110, Circa 1900

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Antique Mirror Age? Antique Black Marble Mantle Clock