Can anybody identify the “L” in script on this figurine? I have researched this and can’t come up with a thing. Oh great – I don’t know how to put the picture here so you can see :-(. If somebody can help me do that (I already tried dragging & dropping, I’d love to get this piece finally identified. Thanks so very much!!!
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la-boo-teek Reputation: 46 See la-boo-teek's booth |
I’m not sure either but you sure do have a pair of gorgeous cufflinks in your [URL removed] GORGEOUS ANTIQUE WOMAN’S VICTORIAN CUFFLINKS W/STONES
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
Can you put a picture in your booth and put a link to that here? or just put it in your booth and I’ll be happy to look and see if I know what or who….
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jamiro Reputation: 1261 See jamiro's booth |
A picture would help, thanks. In the meantime, the script “L” that comes to mind is Lenox.
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AbbysAttic Reputation: 395 See AbbysAttic's booth |
Thanks so very much! I uploaded a couple of pics. of her which shows the figurine and the bottom. Any help would be appreciated so very much :-)!
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la-boo-teek Reputation: 46 See la-boo-teek's booth |
I clicked on the link and got “you do not have permission to view this” .. try again?
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krochetkritters Reputation: 14 See krochetkritters' booth |
wow, that is a tough one. is the script “L” under the glaze?
her expression and eyes make me think perhaps (newer 1970’s and forward). I travel to Portugal and see figures similar to this. The backstamps in Portugal are also very different…we don’t see them much here. Best of luck.
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euroholic Reputation: 154 See euroholic's booth |
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