I'd also use Wright's silver polish. It washes off so no polish gets caught in the crevices, which can be hard to get out!
You know it! This week I got an EAPG "Dakota" compote with a sweet fern and berries gray cut design. It amazes me what people get rid of!!!!!...
Holy cow, what a haul! Congratulations :D
I found one once, along with a few other pieces of scrap gold, in a little wooden box I grabbed at our Swap Shop :D
I've had that, it sold very quickly :)
I have had costume pearl necklaces knotted. So that can be an indiction of real pearls or high end costume pearls.
For those of us not sporty, what is it?
It's a deal if you ever see it again :)
OH NO!!!! Be still my heart, I would have nabbed that for $15 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
Sorry Deb, I thought you would know :) On Bear Skin Neck in the town of Rockport is a building everyone, and I mean everyone has, painted or...
No Motif #1? If she was in Rockport se would have seen it every day ;)
Those poor kitties need a soaking in warm water to get the old, dried polish off :(
Nice polishing job :)
Hi, your perfume bottle is cut, not etched. The cuts were left unpolished, that's why they are frosted.
Definitely silver deposit. Silver overlay is silver that is formed around the shape, it's thick enough you can get your fingernail under it....
There are bottle collector clubs, I know there is a very active one in Rhode Island. Have you checked for a group like that in your area?
But wait - there's more! The purse above and all the following jewelry I got at a house call... Bracelets, all costume and OK except the sweet...
Some goodies I have gotten over the last couple of months... Fenton blue opalescent hobnail vase and a Fenton blue satin glass poppy rose bowl,...
I dream some day of finding a nice copy of Laura signed by Jean Tierney, Dana Andrews, Clifton Webb, Vincent Price and Otto Preminger :rolleyes:
Or Mossey :)
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