its a perhaps older boy walking with his arm around girl who is holding the hand, looks like a fence with a tree behind them he is pouring a drink from a picture into a glass she is holding.Looks like there is a small fire burning and a dog laid near by.
it is dark brown and has embosssed leaves as trim around the top out side edge and the front. An unsual piece since i cant find very much history on it. You push on the front and it swings out for cigarettes. Very well taken care of no chips or cracks. My mother found it and gave to my husband as a gift and i wanted to see what the value of this piece was. If you could give me an idea of it value and beside made in the usa buy who?
Think it was a sign for a road telling you to turn right or left to fallow the right road. Have 2 with left turns and one with right turn made of cast iron very heavy. Was wondering about history what year would have been used and price. They are a little rusty but can be polished up.
The bottle is white with an irridescent glaze. I see pinks, greens and blues in the glaze. It has the scalloping of a sea shell and on the front of the bottle is a Florida map overlaying a globe. Directly unerneath is a banner that says "SEA SHELL HEADQUARTERS OF THE WORLD" On the back of the bottle is a paper label that identifies it as 86 proof Kentuck Straight Burbon Whiskey 100 months old. The bottom of the bottle has the following in raised letters as part of the crafting "James B Beam Distilling Co KY-DRB-230 Genuine Regal China C. Miller 1968 145 Liquor Bottle" Off to the side at an angle are the letters: DHN
In good working order. You unscrew the round knobs to make room for the shoe forms. there are 11 of those of different sizes. everything moves nicely and it is not rusted except very surface light rust. Everything turns easily. It flips open from the side lever you push down. Noone at the antique malls here have even seen one like it...if you can help. thanks
