Vicki, thank you so much for your reply. I have spent many hours (google) trying to find out the title to this Norman Rockwell Print, but sadly have not found it yet. Yes it is a metal plate with his name at the bottom right as you can see. I will continue to search for any information I can find. Frank B.
thank you!!! well im getting ready to add alot more pictures to my page,mabye i can get some help identifing some of them,some of the halmarks didnt come out clear enough,so just ask ,thanks everyone!!!! AND to you vicki!!!!
Hi Vicki, I read your comments about photos' & cameras. I am not a 'pro' at either, but I highly recommend a Fuji 'Finepix' S700 or similar camera. I found it extremely easy to use & understand - I was taking good pix. withing minutes of reading the instructions. It's fairly compact, you don't need 'add-ons' etc. Worthwhile checking it out - cost about $300 with a 1GB picture card. An excellent Christmas gift for you ?! Sue
Hi Vicki! I just wanted to thank you again for your reply! I replied back at the photo album (forgetting that it doesn't inform anyone of added comments). Then I saw your beautiful pieces in your album! Gorgeous! I don't know anything about them, but they sure are pretty! I just took a pottery class with lack of inspiration, but next time I'll have to have a look back at all of your pictures! I especially love the Gurgle Fish. How cool! :)
Hi Vicki, sorry for the delay getting back to you on the post on the styles of furniture, I agree with John that why they left out groups of the victorian styles, but it is great up to 1915 then we will have to work on the next century of furniture design, thanks for posting
Craig
Hi Vicki, welcome to the antique furniture group, post a pic or 2 make a comment, or just enjoy. welcome to a new bigger family. to another michigander but I am from the west side.
Craig Phillips
B & C Emporium
Vivki The artful Bras, article promted one of our buisness in town to form a committee to do the same thing to raise money for breast cancer. I am going to help and I have dibs on one to design.:) thank you so much
I live in Chicago. Go to Craigslist type in Chicago and then when your in your look to your left center and it will say" search Craigslist". Enter
1041322229 and you'll see a link that will show you the glass bowl. I know you'll like it, I like it and not a big on glass( I'm starting to like Primitive Arts) Get back to me when you get a chance.
The woman doesn't know too much about it. I have tried to look around online and at the library for more info. She said it was Royal Ruby glass( I looked at some and I disagree, but I wish I knew more to make that assumption). Any ideas and is the price too high ?( she thinks it's fine) It is a nice piece, though.
Hi Vicki...thanks for your views.. the brown and white platter over 200 years old and the blue platter over 100.. cigarette holder over 100 too.
butter dish would hold only a pound of butter,,,that what I use it for. will post more pics toorrow
Hi Vicki, I responded to your question about the Jasperware-like object on the group page. If you go to my page you will see a similar Meissen exaple.Your plate with the Indian is not pate-sur-pate, it is an early 19th century Thuringian (possibly Ilmenau) copy of Wedgwood jasperware. Because of its immense popularity it was copied by Sevres, Meissen and other German manufactories. Pate-sur-pate was invented at Sevres quite a bit later.
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