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Antique Questions Forum / Re: STUMPED
« on: March 25, 2024, 12:23:44 pm »
Is that it? Lol well how would I know! Thank you. Would you be able to estimate an age on this?

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Antique Questions Forum / Re: STUMPED
« on: March 19, 2024, 01:39:54 pm »
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Antique Questions Forum / STUMPED
« on: March 19, 2024, 01:37:25 pm »
Not sure what this is. Small pocket sized case, No maker's mark, Measures apx- 3 1/4" in. length. 1 7/8" in. width, 3/8" of an in. height. Any ideas?

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Thanks you two. Very good information. I never would have found any of that stuff - I have had this thing for years and have tried researching it a few times but without knowing the proper "terms" it's very difficult. One search of "Geisha Girl" led me to a few different items with very similar designs. Same little huts and pink whatever those are.

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Forgot to add the picture 8)

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Last shot (bottom)

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I have this ceramic piece with what I think is a handpainted scene (or it could just be some kind of a cheap "Made in China" design...) Just wondering what are your thoughts on this item? I think it must be a canister lid or something but I don't know. I have attached a few photos. Also wondering if there would be any value in this type of thing? I know it's minimal.. is it worth selling, keeping even?

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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Small Clear Swan
« on: May 23, 2018, 09:23:33 am »
Thank you MART & KC!  :)

I tried the tap test. Sounds like dull glass to me!  ;)

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Antique Questions Forum / Small Clear Swan
« on: April 28, 2018, 10:19:21 pm »
Hello everyone,

I have this small clear swan. I am wondering what the significance of this item is? It has a little bit of weight to it so one possibility would be a paper weight. Is it glass or crystal? If anyone has any information it would be greatly appreciated!  :)


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Thank you for all of the information! That helped a lot!  ;D  I was thinking it would be around 1950's because it has no "Occupied" stamp & to me, it looked similar to other pieces from the 40's that had an "Occupied" stamp.

Unfortunate damage with this piece but I bought it anyway. I thought the frills on the front of his jacket were made very nicely! Beautiful piece. I found some other pieces with no damage, but a bit newer at around 1980's.

Thanks KC & Mart  ;)

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Hello everyone

Recently I have acquired an appreciation for ceramic / porcelain figurines. I picked up 5 of them one day, 3 of them are Royal Doultons. The other 2 have a symbol on the bottom, which to me almost looks like a mountain or a volcano or something, shaded by 2 golden leaves. Under this it says "Hand Painted" "Made in Japan". I have searched and searched and I have asked several people trying to find out what company this is and I haven't had any luck. Anyone know what company made this glass? Was it used by several companies?

At this point I don't know if I will ever find out what company this was! I would really like to be able to date these pieces, but without knowing the company I am at a loss at trying to put a date on them!


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Hey everyone,

Sorry I haven't been on in a while. Things have been crazy this year. A few months ago I picked up a large lot of items, but unfortunately most items were newer (late 80's to now). However I did find this large wooden kitchen decor spoon, with carvings on it. It looks like a mass-produced item but I'm not sure. Also unsure of the carvings on the handle - I don't know if I should call them Mic Mac carvings or if they would be another type of carving or from another group. I will include a few pictures. If anyone has any information on what these large kitchen decor items are actually called, any idea if they have any value, and what I'm most interested in: What would the carvings in the handle be?

Thank you in advance for any information and also for taking the time to read my post. It's been a while but I should have lots of time to be back on the forums and active. Hope everyone is doing well.

Thanks,
- Kevin













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