I leave them intact because crafters like to mess with the handles, and if they're damaged they're just scrap. The last time I had one, I had a...
Yep. I'm used to seeing it in other colors, buy porphyry glass it is. Not sure it was German, but definiltely made in central Europe somewhere.
Goebel and NOT brown! She'll sell handily - art deco ski stuff goes like gangbusters.
The green one has the gold "radiator paint" I associate with 1930s costume. I'm not sure the pin quite qualifies as Deco. The pendant looks like...
Auto-incorrect rides again!
My tablet is forever doing that if I don't enable the bluetooth keyboard. The software makes some VERY strange substitutions.
I'm not sure I'd want to eat porcelain for dessert, in or out of the desert. I'd rather an ice cream.
I wish they had them displayed better, and had better titles. OTOH they should still sell for good money.
No arguments from me!
I say plain clothing is made to display crazy jewelry.
Grocery shopping here they come! Throw them over a plain t-shirt and look fabulous, dahling!
Yup, really. Not for sure, but I don't think it's horribly old and it fits in with things I've seen that were sold on QVC and the like about 15-20...
Not a clue. I'd be wondering about TV shopping channels.
Die-stamped (dye implies items immersed in colored liquid) but yep. Die-stamped. 1920s or 1930s probably.
German?
The OP may or may not be able to get in. Expired Security Certificate strikes again. If they don't have Firefox they may be out of luck.
No idea, but I'd think more of a spice cabinet than a salesman's sample, or a doll's dresser. The locks/latches are for keeping fingers out, not...
I remember this brand being for sale. Colony glassware.
I might call the OP's stone catseye or moonglow glass. That's not quite right either, since proper moonglow is acrylic. Originally that's...
Yup. I'm no expert but I can spot the molded stuff.
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