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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Va. Nichols, post: 2711389, member: 16467&quot;]Nice to meet you all.&nbsp; I will have to read all of your introductions.&nbsp; Here is mine.</p><p>I grew up in North West Phoenix.&nbsp; My father would pick up things from flea markets, people he knew, and sell at a large Phoenix flea market on the weekends.&nbsp; This was secondary income and I think he found it necessary but also some enjoyment in it.&nbsp; Our house had some interesting things, furniture.&nbsp; I think this is where I got my appreciation for interesting objects.&nbsp; Sometimes I&#039;ll find something that I have no clue what it is or who made it but it might look interesting and I&#039;ll buy it just to do the research and find out what it is.&nbsp; Like the piece I am asking for help to identify.&nbsp; It was in a tiny and out of the way thrift shop.&nbsp; I only paid a couple of dollars for it.&nbsp; I thought the bottom looked like Majorlica (Spain), but the figures are bisque and look German.&nbsp; I&#039;ve never seen such a combination!&nbsp; No identification mark and nothing like it online.&nbsp; This is the sort of thing that I consider a hobby.&nbsp; To buy something just to find out what it is.&nbsp; </p><p>Thank you for letting me join!&nbsp; I hope I can help too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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