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I never thought of that!
I had the same question about alpacas as well as llamas. The neck doesn't really look like a camel's neck. A quick Google search showed that neither alpacas or llamas have humps!
Thanks lizzycbw! I'm excited to have it!
I thought that was a little much, and too good to be true. I still think the $20 I paid for it was a nice vintage investment!
O.K., wait a minute... Did the one on Ebay sell for $1,600? I realize it was in mint condition and mine clearly has issues, but wow! I guess I need to keep this in a safe place!
That's it! Thanks so much! I could resist the find. That couple is fabulous. Thanks again to TallCakes and Anything Obscure for help in solving the mystery!
The top is cylindrical (with sad chip), so it could have had a metal top at one point. I thought about it after I bought it and wondered why the red paint didn't seem warn. I would have assumed there ...
I think it's too big to be a cocktail shaker. It's over 11 inches tall and a little more than 5 inches across at the widest part (near the top). Plus the pedestal bottom throws me off concerning the i...
I reached out to a couple of Facebook vintage group pages and found out the mark is from Porcelaine de Paris and looks to be from the mid-20th century. It's been identified as an ink well. Clearly, be...
Thank you so much vetraio50. I would have never seen the upside down hatchet in those markings! So, I did some more research and based on the "RS" mark that is also included, the spoon might have been...
Thank you! I did a little search of the web with some of the clues you gave me and I think it might be a mechanical pencil. I've seen 3 or 4 that have similar retractable points and the repousse desig...
No, the dome end turns to retract or expose the point.
Thanks so much pick4fun! All of this information has been so helpful!
Thanks so much for the information IVAN! I've been helping a friend identify this piece. I don't think she was expecting it was from the 19th century and the clarification on the manufacturing company...
Thank you IVAN49. A Canadian manufacturer didn't occur to me. Thank you so much for your help!
I thought it might have something to do with tea service, but I just wasn't sure! Thanks so much for uncovering the mystery!
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