That's a nice one TallCakes!
I'll take snow any day over the thin coating of ice we got last night :jawdrop:
Where did you get it? Looks like it was stripped and never finished off?
JMHO, looks like Blue John to me, what does Mary say?
Flowers, not leaves, dried hydrangeas :)
And it may be a trick of the light, but I see buckling on the bottom right door :(
Digging in my yard all I find is sand :p
I think that's a chocolate pot because the spout starts so high up. Coffee pots usually have spouts that start much further down.
The last one, are those all cracks I see on the back of the stone, or are they filaments within it?
So did this guy ;) https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/czech-vaseline-nude-form-dauber-perfume-bottle
Is there an email address on the Facebook page? If so email the artist and ask if it's their piece.
Yea, buying at thrifts, flea markets and yard sales has forever ruined me for shops :eek:
No one can give a positive ID based on photos, glass can be a very convincing substitute. The only way to be sure is to have it tested, Carnelian...
I have had a number of 3-sisters mirrors like in post #8 and the design has always been pressed cardboard. They date to late 19th, early 20th...
Oh would I love to find one of those at the local flea market! Hope springs eternal :)
Welcome! It would help for you to tell us where you have looked, that way we don't duplicate your efforts :) You have checked Replacements, right?
I wonder if it's a home made one, it doesn't look like the ones I am used to seeing.
Hi, your ring is not Art Nouveau and the date they gave you seems reasonable. The necklace with the crucifix looks newer also, WAG 1960s-80s....
Looks more like it :smuggrin:
From the above link: "Favrile glass is a type of iridescentart glass developed by Louis Comfort Tiffany. He patented this process in 1894 and...
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