I haven't been able to find these anywhere. The have a diamond (or waffle?) pattern, small clear handle, and a foot with a small star in the...
Wow--thank you! The one in your link looks almost identical in shape. I tried googling beehive marks but couldn't find much--I think my computer...
I don't think this piece is anything special, but I'm curious about the beehive mark. Any help is appreciated! [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]...
Thanks! I hadn't thought about European.
These enameled tumblers are 4 1/4" tall. They are very lightweight--all 4 weigh under 1 lb. The glass is optic and has lots of very tiny bubbles....
Ola, Your photo made me remember that I'd had one like yours years ago. I think it was ID'd as Boston & Sandwich, but don't take that to the...
Thanks, Tom!
Here are more photos, taken in natural light, that may help determine how the pink was added to the flower top. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Yes, the red shading to pink is on the front, sort of like it's cased glass. I'll take a couple more close-up photos in the morning and maybe you...
Thanks for the info!
I'm old enough to remember the old color of vaseline ointment, and it did have a yellow-green tinge. So, I think it is vaseline glass. If you look...
Is it vaseline? First pic is with black light only; second is with black light and overhead light on. [IMG] [IMG]
This jack in the pulpit vase is 12" tall, shaded pink opalescent top, curved optic stem and faintly optic base. Very pale green color to the...
Any thoughts on the maker of this lovely vase? It's 9 3/8" tall, pink shading to almost clear, gold scrolls, square opening with rounded corners....
Yes, it's modern, but I'm still curious about the mark, regardless of whether or not it adds value to the item.
I've searched several sites and can't seem to find the maker's mark for this sterling bracelet. Does anyone recognize it? Thanks so much! Janice...
Blown glass vase with square base, 9 7/8" tall, and heavy at 3 lbs. Base is solid glass with beveled edge, 3" square. Base is polished and...
Y'all are killing me :happy:, so smart. Never took chemistry as I was a (o tempora, o mores!) Latin major.
Great tip, Greg! I tried the vinegar hack (twice, just to be sure), and it fizzes! Marble it is. Thank you very, very much!
I'm not sure this is the appropriate forum for this, but I didn't see another one that quite fit. I have a grouping of stone fruit, looks like...
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