a beautiful left-handed pitcher, in excellent condition, with a wonderful pattern, has some gold loss around handle no cracks, no repairs, no chips..marked CFH/GDM..it's OLD...can someone appraise this item??
It is a wonderful piece, in excellent condition (see pix's)..it has a nice patina and it's stamped "morris willmore co., trenton, nj....has hairline crack not visible from front, not thru ..need an appraisal on this item in order to sell it..
This is a great Arnel's piece . It's a four part canister with parts that come together to form one large mushroom . The item is in brilliant shape , clean , and very pleasing to the vintage collector's eye . Typical seventies orange and beige with green and brown in the smaller mushrooms .
This little saw was made by the great old E.C ATKINS & CO. for a hardware store called "HOFFMAN MARK CO"who`s name I can no records of past 1872.I saw there was an auction for 3 of their hand written receipts...I`ve only cleaned it enough to read some of the etching on the blade.What I can make out is "HOFFMAN MARK CO. SPECIAL NO. 226 SOUTH ??? ST. ???CITY STATE"...The E.C.ATKINS brass button is on the handle.
The pipe is discolored from use, but in otherwise good condition. I'm not sure if the pipe stem is original, or not. It seems to be made from Bakelite and it is no longer shiny, so it certainly seems like the correct material and age.
