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For quite a few years I was primarily a collector of paintings in watercolors and oils, but also collected art glass, wood carvings, cast iron, anything I think is cFor quite a few years I was primarily a collector of paintings in watercolors and oils, but also collected art glass, wood carvings, cast iron, anything I think is cool that I like. He/she who dies with the most stuff wins, right? Hey, I have to rationalize it some way or seek therapy. I have an art collection web site, devoted mostly to paintings. All images are subject to copyright and may be reproduced only with my express written permission: http://kevindaniel.x10.mx/art.html (Read more)

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Eight petal bowl - Art Glassin Art Glass
Rat bunchin, Japan. - Asianin Asian
Hervy Cary, Sangamon River scene, oil painting, 1952. - Fine Artin Fine Art
Homage to Sumida Gawa pottery? - Asianin Asian
"Selfless child", cast iron okimono - Asianin Asian
Green glass vase with applied canes - Art Glassin Art Glass
Glass pear - Art Glassin Art Glass
Small glass ashtray, Vincenzo Nason, Murano - Art Glassin Art Glass
Japanese wooden plaque of god Daikoku - Asianin Asian
Mystery art glass vase, probably U.S. artist... - Art Glassin Art Glass

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  1. No values are given on this site. There is an appraisal link at the top of the page or you can look for something similar on completed auctions on ebay. Underwriters Laboratories is an electrical safe...
  2. My bad. The M1917 rifle used the M1917 bayonet, which was 16.5" long. It does not fit on the M1903 rifle.
  3. The blade length is 16" and the M1917 rifle is 46.3" for a total length of 62.3", or 5' 2.3". Not really a closeup weapon.
  4. Nice. Japanese. The mark in image #4 appears to be upside down. Google translate images might give a translation. Somewhat similar to the Bunshudo mark.
  5. Looks like a harness for a seeing eye dog.
  6. Thanks, kivatinitz, Blammoammo, SEAN68, sherrilou, Bronmar, rgrebov, Drake47 and vcal!
  7. What beauties!
  8. Thanks, Jenni! Thanks for the lotus bowl luv, PhilDMorris, dav2no1, Reise, Merrill33, JJansen, Drake47, rgrebov, Leelani, chen50, BHIFOS, vcal, Bronmar, Jenni, fortapache, Vynil33rpm, jscott0363, W...
  9. Looks like resin.
  10. Reminds me of custard glass....
  11. Nice. I have several of these. My favorite shaving mug. I have one in each of the bathrooms where I shave. I use Van Der Hagen shaving soap. I do have one old Hazel Atlas shaving mug....
  12. Thanks, Jenni! The maker did a nice job. Thanks, jscott0363! This is really nice casting work. Thank you, kivatinitz! I am learning at the same time! Thank you, SEAN68, Jenni, kivatinitz, she...
  13. Thank you, sam66, Tilted, SEAN68, chen50, Kevin, vinetia, sherrilou, JJansen, Leelani, Bronmar, Reise and rgrebov!
  14. Welcome to CW! There are some knowledgeable and avid collectors of Bohemian glass here.
  15. Nice, Jenni! Coincidentally, I picked up a Jonette brooch a few weeks ago.
  16. Thanks, earthandmagneto, Jenni andjscott0363!
  17. Belated thanks, Jenni, jscott0363 and Blammoammo!
  18. Thanks, Jenni!. I've loaded some pretty large images with no issues. I think CW shrinks them to a manageable size. This image was really small. Not sure what the issue was. I'm afraid that when someth...
  19. Thanks, kev123!
  20. Thanks, kev123, Kevin, Tilted, prettymollie, Vynil33rpm, dav2no1, fortapache, GianaMZ, jscott0363 and Jenni!
  21. Thanks, Jenni! I would like to see more examples of his work. Thanks, Scott! It is a classic for this region.
  22. Congrats on your thousandth interesting post!
  23. Thanks for your comments, Jenni! This is a modern take on an old type of Japanese pottery that covered the pottery with figures. Thanks for your comments, Scott! I like them. Not sure how practical...
  24. Thanks, Waki!
  25. Thanks for your comments, Jenni! I quite like it! Thanks for your comments, Scott! It is very well made. I am surprised that I am having such a hard time identifying the maker. I has been on glassm...
  26. Thanks, Scott! It has grown on me. At first it was just an oddball curiosity but after looking at it every day, I quite like it. Thanks for your comment, Jenni! I am not quite to beautiful, yet, b...
  27. I would appreciate any biographical information about Mr. Chapman. I did find mentions of him in a book about another Pilgrim glass artist, Kelsey Murphy.
  28. Luv boomboxes. They are super cheap at Goodwill, etc., and I have bought several AM/FM/CD/Cassette Sony, Memorex, Toshibas for my house, none for over $6-$8. Like new. Nothing that rivals the one in t...
  29. There is a nice one of these on ebay for good price. Search: Pilgrim Glass Chapman to find it.
  30. Maybe a fuse?
  31. Nice. My father's family is from central Kentucky; Montgomery, Bourbon, Jessamine, Bath.... My great grandmother's brother was marred to Florence McGrath, niece of H.P. McGrath. Their first child was ...
  32. Thanks for your comment, Scott! Thanks for your comment, IronLace! I think you are right! There are quite a few of these on ebay, attributed to Vincenszo Nason..
  33. Thank you, Kevin, Vynil33rpm, dav2no1, sherrilou, Jenni, vcal and fortapache!
  34. Here is a good site for researching pre-WWII Japanese watercolors: https://www.ohmigallery.com/ I did a quick scan and did not see this artist but it was a quick scan. You might also try contact...
  35. Great piece! Can we see an image of the bottom?
  36. Thanks for your comments, Jenni! For a fairly small piece, it is very interesting. Thank you, WhenIsraelbelieves, Kevin, dav2no1, chen50, Jenni, PhilDMorris, fortapache, sherrilou, Merrill33, jscot...
  37. Thank you, WhenIsraelbelieves, chen50 and Merrill33!
  38. This mat also contains acid. The backing probably does, too.
  39. Based on the brown color where the mat was cut, the mat is made of acid bearing material. It should be re-matted and backed to preserve the material, which will degrade over time due to acid content. ...
  40. Thanks for your comment, Scott. A color junkie fix, for sure. Thanks for your comments, Jenni! That is a great description. Thanks for the cold wax luv, DejaVu2, Kevin, PhilDMorris, dav2no1, rgr...
  41. Beautiful piece. I would frame it under glass and hang it up! Out of direct sunlight, of course.
  42. Possibly a sake set...
  43. Thank you, kivatinitz and Jenni!
  44. Thanks, BHIFOS!
  45. Thanks for the re-love, Jenni!
  46. Based on the pontil, my guess is Chinese. If that is a maker's mark near the pontil, then maybe Spanish.
  47. Thanks for loving the rock thing, Jenni, Kevin, dav2no1, PhilDMorris, Vynil33rpm, jscott0363, Merrill33, BHIFOS and fortapache!
  48. Thank you, DejaVu2!
  49. Thanks for checking out my Bonanno paintings, basdgl!
  50. Nice piece, great find. I enjoyed your information!
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