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Dumb luck? (Saphiret.)
We've got an ice storm in progress and I'm stuck inside. (Lots of time to write.)
Every January there is a one-day indoor garage sale at our fairgrounds, $3 admission, 90 booths, almost all the... -
Delicate rhinestone necklace, sterling --what era?
Can't put a date on this. Any thoughts? Clasp is marked Sterling. Choker length or a bit longer. This is so diminutive in the hand, the first thing you notice. It has hundreds of rhinestones... -
Crystal Compote - Carved / Intaglio? ABP?
I normally don't pick up this type of glass, but this was too pretty to ignore. I've done some minimal searching, including thumbing through my American Cut Glass Industry book by Spillman. I'm... -
Is this Art Deco period and any idea of maker
Hi Guys
Hi guys I wonder could anyone shine the light on this jug/pitcher that I got a few weeks ago at a flea market here in Ireland for $2.
I was drawn to the Art deco shape and then even more... -
Providence Jewelers Museum event
March thru April........... Jewelry design,manufacturing,etc. See links for information.
http://www.riojeweler.com/jewelers/peter-dicristofaro/... -
100+ year old mast axe bought and brought back to life
I removed the old split handle and soaked the head in pure vinegar for two days and then in Evaporust for a day. Wire wheeled and sanded. The metal is pitted but turned out good. I replaced the... -
Advice on tightening up old mirror
Hi everyone,
I salvaged an old beveled glass mirror from a junk pile. It looks like it could be from a dresser because it has holes in the back. The mirror is very heavy and I'm hesitant to hang... -
Vintage Valentines Figurines. Napco? Lefton?
I haven't had any luck searching for these two figurines. Do you know which company numbered their figurines like this? Both have the the residue of an oval sticker if that helps.
Look how...
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