Yep.....Well protected from cat curiosity.!
@916Bulldogs123 The little kitty arrived today and brought a BIG smile to Ryan's face! Thank you for the give away! it already has a place of...
WOW! Thank you. Sending my info! This will be a great addition to the Kitty figurine hoard, and a cool surprise for Ryan! THANK YOU!
you gotta know I'm in. I have just about enough room for it in the display cabinet,:rolleyes:
OOPS. original post was an error on my part. That is a nut bowl, and rare. My Depression glass book from 1992, has it listed at $350
Hi all......Sorry I'm late to the party. Feeling a little better after most the day in bed. I do make pine needle baskets, but don't know much...
Agreed. Candle hanger. They should gave a tabbed bottom with a tealight holder that would fit in the notches and twist to hold / replace the candles,
The Yellow cups are Princess pattern Depression Glass.
Here is an older antiquers thread about a similar bottle which may help direct you....
The Bottom of the stopper looks open to me which suggests to me it may have been used as a measure, I'm GUESSING it may be a Bath Salts Bottle.
I like it. Very cool~, Just a guess based on the bottom, I'm saying 1930's. Could very well be older though.
The H in a Diamond is a Heisey Mark. Heisey Glass but the etch and silver bottom were farmed out.
First thought I had was removing corn from the cob. But I have no idea!
The color is also referred to as Black Amethyst. May help in your searches,
Here is a Brazilian Demitasse spoon set with a sugar spoon. It was considered bad manners to use your coffee stirring spoon to add sugar, there...
If it was with a demitasse set I would say it is a sugar scoop. In Brazil all daytime coffee is served in demitasse cups and sugar is added by the...
WOW! That's one HELLUVA Aqua Marine~ I would wear it!
Thanks everybody. I have relayed the info to my cointalk buddy. @i need help The information on the frame is great! Thank You!
Posting this here for a friend on the Coin Talk site. Any insights? All through the 60’s-80’s my grandad was a wildcat oil man mostly in Iran....
I don't think it's a button. It looks like it was drilled to wear on a chain. But what do I know? LOL
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