Antiques and the Arts Forum

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	hello, I have a cast iron garden loveseat. It is cresent shaped with gryphon sides. It also is signed by HART and numbered. How can I get it dated. Is there a book. Sorry, I don't have a digital camera. No photo. - mediet	6	1/29/2007 10:52:51 PM

	I have an ornamental cast iron planter with the mark WA on the bottom. Also, there is a free flowing line running vertically between the two letters. Looks sort of like a snake. Does anyone know who the manufacturer is? Could it be William Adams Found - Mark	1	12/26/2006 9:19:38 PM

	I have two old watering cans with the name Schneiderkanne on the top. They are complete and in good shape. Do they have much value? - AP	7	9/17/2006 12:44:15 AM

	I have access to two intact 1930 circa Lord & Burnham Greenhouse. Both were 156' X 34' but one 50 foot section has been removed. These are commercial conservatory style greenhouses of galv. metal and cypress construction. They are in exc. shape but hav - Kenn	6	11/19/2005 9:10:28 AM

	I have a garden urn 10" high 12" at the widest point. The handles are stork or swan heads. There is an angel fish, starfish & a fish much like an oscar in a row on both sides. There is also a row of smaller unidentifiable designs. This urn looks very - nj	1	4/12/2005 12:22:31 PM

	Hello I have been trying to find out more information on decorative lead cisterns, dating from around the 17th and 18th century, I would like to know a bit about the actual process of how they were made, why have such ornate decoration?, is there a way - Lead Cistern	1	11/4/2002 8:58:03 AM

	Hello. I would like any information possible on an old watering can/pot that I have. The neck alone is approx. 27" long and probably more than a yard long including all. There is an embossed brass colored metallic label on top and reads 'Wotherspoon paten - ND	0

	Can anyone tell me anything about these chairs? - jj	0

	Here is a side pic also. Thanks again. KolectTor - KolectTor	0