Thanks for the responses. I just wanted to be reasonably sure that this wasn't a much older piece.
Would appreciate any information and opinions on this unmarked tobacco jar. As you can see in the photos, it has considerable exterior crazing. At...
I agree with what other posters have said: the collection appears to have some very good pieces, and you need a qualified appraiser to advise you....
Thanks, TallCakes and Messilane. None of mine react to black light. I think they notched handle ones may be Indiana, but I haven't seen any with...
Thanks so much! From what I could read on the info, the original cup is the size of mine on the left. But the handle, although notched, on the...
Looking around in our storage building and came across a box lot of Slewed Horseshoe punch cups. Washing them today I realized I have 2 different...
My daughter and I went to this flea market! Amazing. The permanent dealers had wonderful things…with very high prices, though probably worth it....
It's called a Flower Center. I've always wanted one!
Well, I missed the last 5 or 6 posts as we were out of town. Thanks so much for your responses. Yesterday I bought a box of BIZ at WalMart. Using...
Thanks for all the responses! Since I have 2 pairs of bloomers, I think I'll risk washing one. I have some Borax, so I'll try a soak for a day or...
I don't know if the fabric is silk or satin--is there a way to tell? I'm inclined to think silk, but wdik? I have another similar pair of...
Somehow DH and I became the keepers of many items that belonged to our parents. Now that we're getting older, I'm trying to clean out some of...
Thank you, fig tree!
Thanks so much, Janet. I was wondering what the VA stood for. I agree that R mustn't have a definite name for the piece. "2" footed urn" is a...
I'm thinking this little claw footed dish may be the older version of Herend's Queen Victoria pattern, but I'm not sure. The mark seems to be a...
Thank you for your input, Parisrae. I can always use additional information.
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Hmmm…check this out--attributed to Egermann: http://www.rubylane.com/item/518922-2007-1093b/Antique-Bohemian-Egermann-Enameled-Amber-Glass
Thanks, George. I think paint, too.
Here are a few more photos--hard to take a pic of the back of Brunhilde because the opening is narrow and I can't get the camera in there. Also, I...
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