Hi Tan, welcome! Here are instructions to upload your photos, please be sure to click "Full Size" on the little thumbnails, once loaded and...
Hi Vell and welcome. Please always show a nice clear photo of the bottom for glass and pottery, marked or not. It helps tell how the piece was...
I think the first ring was to hold solid perfume.
I really like that, I would have snapped it up also!
I think I see greenies on the metal cups holding the green stones. This is corrosion and will spread on other parts of the bracelet and can spread...
However, it expands so you end up with it bursting out of the joint. Try it on a test piece and see if you can deal with it :)
Keep your photos under 1MB and you will be fine. I generally keep them to 500 KB to 800 KB to make sure they are large enough yet load quickly.
It's sweet, but dating can be tricky because pieces like this have been made for the last 30 years also! The stone may be black glass or onyx.
Scroll down here and look at the Haskell links, you may find something: https://imageevent.com/bluboi
Mr. Nate, what everyone said! I love these posts, I have learned so much from you. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
OMG! What a stunner, you did good :)
I agree ruby, cranberry tends to be lighter and a more blue version of red.
JMHO, the black spots and the slightly horizontal dark steaks make me think bone.
THAT'S IT!!!!! Thank you all so much :):):):):):):):)
Hi, I got 2 yellow ware bowls the other day and a having trouble trying to ID them. I tried variations on searching "Made In Japan Yellow Ware...
Check the ear posts on the unicorns, some times earrings are marked there :)
Agree, a butterfly wing placed behind glass. Sweet, but the brown is not good, originally is would have ben all blue. Perhaps is got wet and the...
Classic design in glass: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/sowerby-glass-opalescent-swan-vase-467748914 Westmoreland also made a vase and a...
We need to see the bottom, marked or not :)
I don't know if this helps but I thought I would try lightening it :) [ATTACH]
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