Not much is known about this piece. There are no signatures displayed, or other distinguishing markings. All I know is that they were purchased in Japan around the 1950s.
I’m trying to find out a little bit more about this piece I have. It’s part of a set, but after a move, it’s the only item left in good condition (movers broke a piece off the other, and scraped the wood of the sleigh bed).
I know it was my great aunts, so I am assuming it is at least 70 years old. Veneer, beautiful joinery, but beyond that I’m not sure.
Cabinet card with Buffalo Bill posing with rifle. Haven't seen this pose in internet search. Made by Stacy, Brooklyn NY. Printed signature on reverse. Seems in good condition. No bends or creases. Small scuff marks show up when held to light. I have no idea if this is worth anything or not. Thanks for any help.
This canteen I believe is from 1848 US Mexican war or pre Civil War. There is damage on the neck, no strap or cork. Is rusty but no holes in the body other than the neck. The US is embossed on both sides and is a drum canteen not the tapered rounded ones.
My grandparents were Holocaust survivors and gifted me these brass vases (pitchers?). They have 1662 Jerusalem tapped into the bottom, they were family heirlooms. I can't find anything similar online. Anyone know anything?
