 theglassjunkie.com 600px x 750px | 27.80kB [source page] a small area on the back of the candleholder section of the bookend on the right as can be seen in the photo of the back of the bookends They each measure approx 7 H From Yahoo Image Search: "Chalkware"  etsy.com Iheartmoustaches Sun, 21 Mar 2010 13:30:00 GM Love it! The colors in their home is wonderful! Technically...Ft.Worth isn't deep in the heart of Texas, it's pretty much on the left arm. :) :). March 21, 2010 at 1:59 p.m. lifeofcolors. Like the Antique . chalkware. scottswoman and all ... From Google Blog Search: "Chalkware"  news.google.com Philadelphia Inquirer Folk Art From the Dr. David Bronstein Collection - Theorems & paintings by David Ellinger, chalkware , tinware, stoneware, wood carvings & more. Closes 8/29. ... and more » news.google.com Philadelphia Inquirer Folk Art From the Dr. David Bronstein Collection - Theorems & paintings by David Ellinger, chalkware , tinware, stoneware, wood carvings & more. Closes 8/29. ... and more » news.google.com Maine Antique Digest Redware pie plate Lafayette ; chalkware ; early horse weathervane from VT; deer and other vanes; leather fire bucket; collection of 47 blown flasks; ... From Google News Search: "Chalkware" info on vintage silhouettes chalkware made by the ab.co? Q. these are reddish in color of a man and of a woman with a flower covering her ear serial#38542 AB.CO and #55 AB.CO could this be redware Asked by tom b cap man - Wed Aug 1 13:51:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. Hi. ABCO is Alexander Backer Company of New York, the numbers are most likely production or style/design numbers. I believe most of their items were made between the 30s-50s. You can probably find an exact price free at Kovels.com Hope I've helped a bit. ASK maryantiques ... GET maryanswers we've got your ERA! Answered by maryantiques - Wed Aug 1 21:18:52 2007 i need help finding things about a fake brid? Q. can any one tell me where i can find any thing about a chalkware Macaw Parrot on a pole with a big brass ring and the brid is setting on a swing at the top of the ring ? Asked by mrburrows2003 - Sat Mar 28 13:59:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. The origin of American chalkware is generally attributed to the Pennsylvania Dutch, first appearing in the mid 1800's as a low-cost decorative alternative to the more expensive English Staffordshire figures. Forms most commonly found in chalkware are dogs and cats, particularly spaniels and poodles, followed by animals such as squirrels, roosters, doves and parrots. more information here: Note: there is an email contact at this site for an antiques appraiser that might be able to help you. Answered by Cynthia LY - Sat Mar 28 15:46:01 2009 Kitschy Junk or Collectable Treasure?
Q. I bought these at a garage sale. They say "1979 Miller Studio, Inc." on the side. After a bit of research they are apparently called "chalkware". Anybody know if they are worth anything? Thanks in advance! forgot the link! Asked by huh? - Thu Aug 2 13:12:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. these are from the late 60's early 70's...people are starting to collect them as they are still affordable...they held up good...they would usually absorb to much moisture and the hanger would not hold up and off the wall they went, just to break. cute find...price? depends on what part of the country you live in...new they were inexpensive. they were bathroom decor Answered by grannybce - Thu Aug 2 15:04:23 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Chalkware" |
