I didn't see it either, until komo showed the ladle he meant & I enlarged the pic of the box. The bowl is floating on the surface of the water...
When I just entered the item number in Advanced Search it said it couldn't find it, but when I specified Completed Listings, there it was.
De nada. I thought it was such a good addition to the conversation that it needed to be easy for people to see. :)
It looks Japanese to me too. I see a water themed scene, with the ocean and a large water jar. The long-haired figure looks to me to be in the...
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Noritake Butterfly Tree Bark Porcelain Bud Vase Morimura Bros. Vintage 1930 [ATTACH]
The search link just led me to a black screen. When I whittled it down was able to see the listing: https://www.ebay.com/itm/226988958745
The few pairs of earrings I have with omega clips were made here in the US & have the same kind of posts as on other post earrings. I have seen...
Just so. Abalone is more splotchy.
If it is indeed possible to straighten material taken from a whorl, then I can see how it could be done. Perhaps another member will know how to...
This is Google AI's summary of the size: Typical adult size: 18 to 22 cm (7 to 8.7 inches) Maximum reported size: Up to 25.2 cm (nearly 10...
I think it has come up on the site before that the domed lid prevented it from having other trunks stacked on top of it.
At the top right of the page you'll see your user name, & when you mouse over it there will be a menu of items you can customize. One of them is...
A question easily answered: Turbo marmoratus is commonly known as the Green Turban snail. It has a wide native range from South and East Africa,...
The 'post' is odd, no? Like it was originally part of a lever-back assembly: [ATTACH] Can't tell from pix. Are the 2 not the same? I have...
The green turban shell has an operculum that was used in jewellery. I do not know if the nacre ever was. [ATTACH] I do not know what the hand...
Be still, my heart.
Just liked this from the chrysoberyl Wikipedia page: Cyclic trilling of chrysoberyl. Sounds like a mineralogical love song.
Welcome, Zara. Showing the whole piece can greatly help with identification.
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