ABP Canadian Brilliant Cut Glass Plate w Ryrie Sterling Rim coquille bowl The cups have a girl

The cups have a girl holding tulips on one side and a boy with a cup of cocoa on the other

This is a wonderful old piece with decoration not typical of pieces of this age - unique display piece

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This is a very chic 50s era skirt suit in a brown wool fabric with brown velvet collar

We do not want to offend anyone who considers these racist and offer these only for their historical context

ABP Canadian Brilliant Cut Glass Plate w Ryrie Sterling Rim coquille bowl The cups have a girlThis ABP Canadian brilliant cut glass plate is mounted with a pierced sterling silver rim marked Ryrie Sterling, the Toronto jeweller and silversmith. Combining brilliant cutting and Canadian provenance, it represents a rare survival from the early 20th century. Between 1900 and 1930, Canadian firms produced only a fraction of the Brilliant Cut glass seen in the United States, and surviving examples are difficult to identify. The fact that this ABP