Given what the words porphyry & porphyria mean in the world of rocks & medicine, wonder how it became applied to this streaked glass. The stone...
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All we like sheep... :singing:
But she said it very earnestly.
Stereopticon sort of thing, missing some bits, I think. Maybe you two should get together:...
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This one does not satisfy you? https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/35354420_lucien-charles-edouard-alliott-bronze-art-nouveau
It seems I could refill it. https://www.hktvmall.com/hktv/en/main/Play-Fun/s/H5522002/Supermarket/Supermarket/Snacks-&-Desserts/Candy/Coconut...
I could easily become a collector of tins. Do have a few. This is the largest & longest with me. Bought with my little bit of allowance money...
Maybe that's why auctioneer called it 'after' Alliot. Because I was losing track, the one with a base & a tag did not sell. This one:...
Maker of the inventory does enumerate the silver spoons separately from the others, & OBB says they were typically chrome. Apparently never...
Are the letters of the name raised? If so, is the white mark between the A & The M/H that looks like an apostrophe also raised?
Funny, that's what I was imagining they were, but did not think they were something widespread. Thought just a collection the tin owner had....
Seems like a good guess to me. The way it is written as 'West-Germany' is not something I recall seeing & suggests to me the label was made at a...
Unless great-grandmother abandoned/sold off all her household goods before emigrating, guessing she had some things shipped over. She was still...
What's to be sorry for? The details may not have been available to you. I'm registered with them, so took a look at this stuff & posted to help...
Just to add to what happened here. They asked for $150 to open. Apparently no one bid. They lowered to $100, got a bid, another for $125....
What sort of flatware is an 'apostle'? Or is that to distinguish those 6 spoons from the plain & silver ones listed above?
A better explanation than the auctioneer's.
Might be a kilt pin. Maybe you were supposed to put a bit of heather in the posy holder bit. Scottish though.
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