WOW! Thanks :) I didn't think to do that for some odd reason
This is giving me a Bohemian-style vibe. But what do I know? That's why I come HERE to all these great minds who know this stuff! Whatcha all...
WOW!! SIS, for the remainder of the day, YOU are my FAVORITE person! Thanks so much!
Not sure what these are. Measure 4 inches wide. I thought they were horse collar rosettes but seem too big. No visible hallmarks that I can find....
the base measure 7.25 inches wide
yeah I thought the same but the colors are off. Thanks for looking :)
This one has me stumped! Shelley Cheese Dish. Any idea on the pattern? THANKS! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
LOL, don't feel bad. EVERYONE on this board has done the same thing...MULTIPLE times! You don't learn unless you learn from mistakes.
I am no means an expert with Chinese marks...so here goes. Most likely a repro of a Qianlong Nian Zhi - (Qianlong Period) mark made in Hong Kong...
You will never get these cleaned. I collect dirty silver. Please send them to me :)
I though he was a singer... [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] Lamp plugs
Thanks for all the info! I think I'll call them "ala-marble" or "mar-baster" ?? Or, for the $10 I paid for them, I will just call them MINE!
Yes, I said DELICIOUS. Are these alabaster or marble? Any idea on the time period? I'm thinking 1940's? They are 20 inches tall, not including the...
it's sterling. It's gold washed. I'll try to post a bette pic
Send it to Mr Nate to get polished!
Got this nifty pearl necklace from a local auction for $5 bucks. Interesting sliding clasp. Pearls look like the fresh water variety? One side...
well...that's depressing! LOL thanks for the info :)
...at least for me! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] We all know that finding sterling silver in a thrift store is...
what is your exact address? ;)
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