Not Art Nouveau in style, JMHO.
Update, the tongs sold this week on eboo. I asked the buyer if they look for that pattern or she just needed silver sugar tongs. She replied she...
OMG, it worked!!! Sorry for the glare, I usually don’t post from my iPad :shame: If you need a better photo let me know and I can do that tomorrow.
OK, I found your green tumbler in Tom’s book. Page 90, Cambridge Glass, original name #2766, AKA Inverted Thistle :shame: Here goes, I will try...
I have Tom's (Cherryhill's) book on tumblers, I will look for the green one tonight :)
The pitcher (probably creamer?) looks like it may be one of the Kings Crowns. I don't think the tumbler is carved but pressed, but that's JMHO :)
With that texture and shape, JMHO, a student piece?
Hi, sweet piece! Bronwen will be along and will give you lots of information, but I can tell you one thing, carnelian is a semi precious stone -...
Oh yea, we jewelry hounds are very jealous!!!!!
Ivy has berries :)
About 25 years ago I hit a yard sale, some some nice, colorful glass pieces but I wasn’t sure about them them so I passed them by. Later that...
Looks like ivy to me.
As Tallcakes said, the design is gray cut, not etched :)
Interesting ring Billy. It could be amethyst, it could be glass. No one can tell from a photo, look carefull at the stones, do you see bubbles? If...
In the second photo especially I see the dot pattern of 4-color process. When you see that, pass the piece by :(
Thank you Cheryl :rolleyes:
I just sold an atlas that had similar paper sticking out, I assumed it had to do with was how the book was bound. As far as I remember there were...
I see them all the time at the flea market, yard sales and thrift shops.
They are both 4" and the image from Replacements was for sugar tongs. They do have a 3-1/2' pair called bon-bon tongs :)
Congratulations!!!
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