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After many years, still an estate sale junkie. Avid collector of pottery, books, artwork (love watercolors, in particular), and anything else that strikes my fancy.After many years, still an estate sale junkie. Avid collector of pottery, books, artwork (love watercolors, in particular), and anything else that strikes my fancy. The hunt makes it all the more fun. (Read more)

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Fiesta Cake Plate: Fake or Real - Kitchenin Kitchen
5 years ago
Vintage Edwardian Lady Pin Cushion - Sewingin Sewing
6 years ago
Weller Woodpecker - Potteryin Pottery
6 years ago
Life Insurance Sales Ephemera - Advertisingin Advertising
6 years ago
Antique (?) Door Stop -- Kitty With Ball of Yarn - Animalsin Animals
6 years ago
Nipper ~~ RCA's Beloved Spokesman ~~ Chalkware Advertising - Advertisingin Advertising
6 years ago
Old Swing Frame ~~ Sweet Old Dog - Animalsin Animals
6 years ago
Shopping Cart on Wheels -- Origin - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
6 years ago
Chalkware Cats - Animalsin Animals
7 years ago
A "Riley" -- British automobile, circa 1953 - Classic Carsin Classic Cars
7 years ago

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  1. Thanks to ho2cultcha for the eBay lead. Don't think it would help in pricing the bird. Pitcher has a quite large chip on the lip which limits its value considerably, in my opinion. Still, could be ...
  2. Seems I opened Pandora's box just trying to find out the maker of the door stop. Does the "EM" with the numbers stand for the maker/foundry name, by chance? I have no clue as to what EM might mean as...
  3. Thanks for your clarification. Your eyesight is obviously considerably better than mine. If I read the definition of "contemporary" correctly, this item would have been contemporary as it relates to ...
  4. Very difficult to photo "marks," but I don't think I'm just imagining that there is something there. This image is on back side, center, of the kitty's head. Thanks for your input.
  5. Well, I'm not sure this little Nipper goes that far back, but I do think he is quite old. Definitely an advertising piece. Evidence he was handled quite a bit and well loved. Thanks again.
  6. Thanks, Thomas, for sending the scoop on Nipper. I probably knew the story and that his name was Nipper, but just needed to have my memory refreshed. Do you by chance remember the time period of Nip...
  7. Thanks, will keep your suggestion in mind.
  8. You may be right. I didn't go so far as to check out all the details inside or out since I'm not a car connoisseur; I just think it's a hot little car. Sure would get a lot of eye-balling if I were ...
  9. If you want to do more with them than just look at on paper, they make a beautiful cover material for wooden boxes. Just glue them on, edge-to-edge (fit them together somewhat like a puzzle), then br...
  10. The picture on the left (showing all four quadrants) is definitely Paris. But after enlarging to get a better look, there is one feature in this group that does not seem to jive. The large building ...
  11. Thanks for all the love, folks! Je suis Paris!
  12. Would be nice to know whether or not this old home is still standing today. Unfortunately, the people who conduct estate sales are somewhat closed-mouthed about the reason for the sale and individual...
  13. Thanks, ho2cultcha, for the nice bit of architectural information. I still have no intent to reframe, but might open it up to see if any info written on the back and put back in same frame. It seems...
  14. Wow, how exciting! Roseville was my second guess, but not having a Roseville book, I couldn't check it. Thanks ever so much!
  15. This is a pair of Japanese shears/scissors used in the Japanese style of flower arranging known as Ikebana. Check out amazon.com. Older vintage pairs may possibly be collectible among those doing Ik...
  16. Only my opinion, but ...... Good sterling silver jewelry (or other items of sterling silver) most always has marks on it to identify it as sterling silver. "927" is the number to look for in America...
  17. The Corot artwork may be only a print. If the frame really is very old, it could be made of gesso. (Google "gesso" for info on how to tell for sure.) Only dust it lightly; you don't want to ruin th...
  18. The Corot artwork may be only a print. If the frame really is very old, it could be made of gesso. (Google "gesso" for info on how to tell for sure.) Only dust it lightly; you don't want to ruin th...
  19. Love this tea pot, primarily because I'm a sucker for this color. I've looked at a lot of pottery, but have never seen a mark like this. My only thought is that it could be a European mark, or at le...
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Loves

Original Sketch By Belgian Artist Louis Leclercq Glass Vase BEAUTIFUL FELINE PAINTING English Strourbridge? Vaseline and Cranberry Footed Rose Bowl old school's chromolitograph of paris Circa 1890s Alexandre Bigot Gres Cabinet Vase Vintage Miriam Haskell Brooch Signed Turquoise Adolf Rasche, Haida - Enameled Bowl, ca. 1931 14k Gold Judith Green signed Brooch Apple with Cabochon stones 1889 Paris Exposition Souvenir Dish Featuring The Eiffel Tower & The Central Dome Family Vase Moorland Pottery Gold Butterflies PICTURE UNDER A PICTURE Early Roseville Matte Green/ Chloron Trumpet Vase Buttress Feet Roseville Corinthian 6" bowl vintage table Picturesque backstamp on teapot.

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