ALL I KNOW ABOUT THIS PITCHER IS THAT THE PAIRPOINT MFG CO MERGED WITH MT WASHINGTON GLASS IN 1894 AND BECAME THE PAIRPOINT COMPANY. MY PITCHER HAS A PAIRPOINT MFG. CO STAMP ON THE BOTTOM. IT IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION...DON'T HAVE IT IN FRONT OF ME RIGHT NOW. NOT SURE IF IT IS SILVER OR PEWTER...THE EXTERIOR IS EITHER PEWTER OR DIRTLY SILVER...THE INTERIOR LID IS DEFINITELY SILVER SO THE EXTERIOR MAY ALSO BE...THE INTERIOR ENAMEL IS IN PERFECT CONDITION. HAVE ONLY SEEN ONE MORE EVEN REMOTELY LIKE IT AND NOT AS LARGE.

Vaguely traditional and easy on the eyes, this small bowl pendant may have graced a bedroom or a breakfast nook in a 1940s home. Similar in character to AL2687, its all-glass construction is typical of the war era, when materials shortages caused lighting manufacturers to look for new ways of making fixtures.

The tools on this lamp are built in to it an are not usable

The small lamp you see on the bottom left is functional with a flame bulb

Can any one put a price on it for me

Thank you

One solid piece of wood carved into a snook with flat backing 16 x 48 and in good condition

its a picture of a covered wagon house stream and two men getting in a canoe

I would like to have more information about my cabinet.  The only info I have is what the Jasper Company marked on it, and that it was more than likely made before 1972.  The reson I woul dlike more information is because I am trying to find replacement hardware for it.  I currently have the original lock (no key), and the escutcheon plate only.  Any help will be greatly appreciated!