Yes and yes and YES!!!!!
Alcohol should not be a problem for either the stone or metal :) [MEDIA]
Here we call that a coffee table, but cocktail table sounds much more civilized :p
My mother always said no one likes anyone else's wallpaper, same can be said about upholstery ;)
Hi Lana, please always show the bottom, marked or not. How a piece is finished can speak volumes to the right boardie :)
All the organic wines I find here are made from organic grapes but do contain sulphites :(
That is the registration of the design, the number referred to in post #4 above :)
It could also be a texture from leather :)
You can read about the company here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Nun JMHO, it's just an empty bottle that should be put in a recycling bin.
The way I look at it, if I am buying something to resell I still have to like it. There is always the possibility it won't sell and I'll be stuck...
SPAM, SPAM, SAPM, SAM, lovely SPAM covered in SPAM!
You can email them from the 2nd link in say-it-slowly's post above and ask them if it is theirs :)
No, you can do it, just start with the dry toothbrush first, then a barely wet Q-tip should also help :)
Be careful however you clean it, I assume the stones are rhinestones and you do not want to get them wet :wideyed:
I turned the image, cropped it and played with the exposure. Looks like it says Wedgwood to me but I can't say if it is their mark or not. [ATTACH]
I agree.
I'd take them both :D
The crystal egg looks nicely engraved to me, hand work. Etching is a acid process using a pattern. JMHO :)
I don't know much about lithos, I never did that but I did see one being worked on in the studio. I was amazed how thick the stone was!
Tagging @Bronwen our cameo expert. To my non-expert eye, based on the texture of the back, it is a fairly recent piece. I suspect the cameo is...
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