The flat thing could be to hold a host to take to someone who couldn’t get to a church, maybe someone sick.
Glad the baking soda worked. For me, moth crystals or coffee would just be exchanging one smell for another :wideyed:
Please show the entire piece :)
I agree, these tourist bracelets always need to be tested. I have had many marked "Silver" that were not :(
Westmoreland Glass The popular Years 1940-2958 by Lorraine Kovar shows it as a cheese dish with lid (note the butter dish next to it). They say it...
The butterfly wing pin, if you want to polish it make sure not to get it wet, it will damage the butterfly wing if water leaks onto it :oops:
Thanks Bakersgma :)
Interesting, not sure if it's repousse, if it were you would see the indented figures on the inside. The inside looks flat.
What's an op shop?
Holy cow, that necklace is gorgeous, lucky you!!!!!!!!!
Yes, easy peasy, first class. I PMed J Dagger :)
I will PM you. Yes, I have a gem tester and would be happy to test it for you if we are close enough to make mailing make sense :)
@J Dagger where are you located?
Brooklyn of course (if I were British it would be London) :D [ATTACH]
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Well I for one have never done that - believe that and I have a bridge to sell you :rolleyes: Please don’t apologize! Life has a habit of getting...
It may help your searches if you call it a desk, not a table :)
Yea, the top center one looks like a milk glass candle stick glued on up side down!
Agree, it is virtually impossible to ID stone like this from a photo :(
I don’t think there is any such thing as a “cabochon faceted” stone. The stone is either a cabochon (which is rounded) or it is faceted, but it...
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