I have two rose bowl vases that were a gift from my grandmother when she passed. They are white, looks like milk glass or white opal glass (?). Each one has a portrait of a little girl (victorian?) . There are no marks on the bottom but they are blown glass with a crimped or ruffled top. My best guess would be Mt. Washington, but I really have no idea? Anyone who could help me out just figuring out the history on these very special gifts would be greatly appreciated.
This original lithograph was given to my mother by her mother and my mother got it from a freind in the 1940's, she was a cook for the governors residence in North Dakota back then. Just wondering its value and description. There is a small round or oval marking on front, I have seen one other selling in UErope for 265 Euros, but it had color splashes highlights all over it, is this more or less valuable because of the condition and original black and white, also old vintage frame needs restoration, is it worth restoring?
I have a bottle marked E B & Co Ld number 4854. It has embossed on the sides what appear to be maybe dandelion leaves, arched to make a space for a lable. There is another lable area above that. The bottle appears to have been dyed a purple colour at some point and has drip marks on the neck, I do not know if this has been added later. The seem up the side of the bottle does not extend over the top and this is a tooled cork top not screw top. There are also 2 fern leaves embossed on the rear of the bottle at the bottom. The bottle stands at 31 mms, the diameter of the bottom is 20 mms, the base of the neck 12 mms.
This tapestry is of two pheasants [one male and one female] standing in front, [almost] center of an outdoor landscape scene, it has deep, dark color tones.... reds, rusts, golds, & greens - with black outline.There is a border around the picture, in same colors, with a repeating design print.
