I agree. Matchbook holders. I'd put a cruet set on the black glass; that's what it was made to hold anyway. As for Roycroft metalware......
It's not "fine art", but it's readily wearable. I'd have bagged it too at the right price. If nothing else, happy birthday to my Sister. She'd...
It's old for sure.
Not the same smith, but similar designs.
There are people who scream about lead in the paint on Corelle. Never heard a peep about Pyrex.
Matches mine every time I listen to USA political party loyalists of any stripe. The mark is script and spells out "sterling". I've never seen...
It didn't break. Smart grandma.
It's bass-ackwards around here; ivory can't be sold no matter the age, so the resin ones actually have more resale value. (higher than zero) That...
It's not a Native design, but the materials and the mark look right. So...no idea.
Did you Resize so the board software will allow them to upload?
I think, like American TV, they don't want him around for the Duration. I haven't heard much about it, but I wouldn't want him on the air either.
I've seen two episodes so far and both experts, or at least Antiques Roadtrip veterans, looked considerably younger than they do now.
Looks like wood to me too.
For What It's Worth - these have to be fairly old. No Matt Smith as Dr Who yet. How close were they on the prices? [MEDIA]
One word for it.
I'm still using my cornflower baking pieces. Unlike the new stuff, they hold up.
I'm deprived; the worst I've ever found are some old Playboy magazines. Left 'em.
I've gotten a few deals that way. Not enough, but enough to keep looking.
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