I don't have pictures of it quite yet, but I will. It's design is the same as the Nicolas Feuillate Champagne bottle but clear. I will have pics later today.
This lovely vintage cheese dish was made by S. Fielding & Co. in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England between 1913 and 1917. It is unusual in the fact that the base is not a true rectangle but slightly wider at the back than the front thus the cover will only fit one way. The cover also has a scalloped base which fits to a matching shape on the base.
Pattern is deep ivory color with gold leaf-like accents. Gold handle
My wife found this framed drawing/watercolor in a thrift shop. We have no idea what it is or even what style it is in. We just liked it and bought it. It is on a 6" wide X 4 1/2" tall card the card is mounted on a white board and it is signed #87, we opened the frame and looked underneath the card. Underneath is another partially finished drawing, We are hoping someone can tell us something about it. i.e. the art style, why it would be signed #87 what it may be worth. Just any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
This is the May 1936 edition of the Country Gentleman's magazine. It is in fair condition with tears and holes on only the top part or the cover. The inside pages are in great condition with articles and short stories written by Rose Wilder Lane, Clarence Budington Kelland and J.Sidney Cates.Has beautiful cover artwork of a young girl in a yellow dress reading under a tree,besides the first inch along the top, the rest of the magaizie is great!
