This is a Bell & Howell Co. Da-Lite Motion Picture Screen.

Patent no. 1399566 (dec?) 6,1921

Patent no. 1800627 (jul?) 14,1931

1801 Larch??? Ave Chicago Illinios

All above is what is on the label on the inside when this is opened. along with small print on the very botton label: made in u.s.a.

Set of  brass sculptures with A. Pandiani Milano carved/stamped at the bottom.  Extremely heavy, appears to be images of beauty and the beast gargoyles. Has been in our pocession for 20+ years.  Needs cleaning, but in excellent condition.

This set is of 5 matching cups and ‘saucers’ and a teapot and sugar bowl.

The patterns are more obviously transfer printed to the porcelain and then hand painted highlights of blossom, seagulls etc. are added in raised white, yellow or green.

Each individual cup has a matching saucer – no two sets are identical. And the main picture on the saucer is reflected in the front of the cup – while the smaller picture inset into the cup-holder area of the base is reflected in the back of the cup.

Measurements:

cup:

diameter of rim 7.5cm or3"

height 5 cm or 2"

saucer:

21cm x 12 cm or 8 1/2" x 5"

teapot:

with lid - height 19cm or 7.5"

width from spout to handle - 19cm or 7.5"

sugar bowl:

width - handle to handle 14cm or 5.5"

height - with lid - 12.5cm or5 "

We have not been able to find out anything about this pattern it's a beautiful plate as well as the other pieces.

Very difficult trying to find out anything about this would love to know if anyone has information about it.

I had just received this vase and had a hard time finding anything about it except that it is the TRELLIS pattern.