Same here. Mine are deep blue - oak trees make the soil alkaline.
Gotta the track things take sometimes.
I'm with you on the frame; the painting wouldn't float my boat but the frame looks well made.
This "gentleman" was from Fairfield County if memory serves. Maybe New Yorkers put up with that sort of behavior? Come to find out there was a...
It's really nice seeing that furniture still doing it was intended to, and not a lick of paint in sight!
It's happened before. Got a pile of papers and photos from one branch of a family to another one once. I had a really great set of proof photos...
Not one but two pieces of blue john? Score!
I've seen pieces marked Genuine Lucite, but never a bakelite label. Nice one!
I'm not; they weren't trained in the school of hard knocks, either the E or the A division.
Heck, it's not even old. I'd call it "vintage last week." Maybe the 1990s, but to an old fart like me that's last week.
If that's silver .... wheeee! Even if not, for five bucks it was hard to miss!
Maybe at least one is growing a brain? This one said he has a warehouse in Stamford or similar where he sells stuff and probably brings the...
I've seen this stone before. No idea what it's meant to resemble or the proper name, but it almost has to be Chinese. Cute little sucker. Run...
Hi Rob! We've got a sizeable British contingent, and some Canadians. Now we have one who's both.
You've got me. The stones are right for "older than dirt" but whether that's 1810 or 1780 older than dirt, I haven't a clue.
I'd hang onto it too. If it's from a Chris Craft odds are it would sell in a second if it got into the wild.
Unfortunately they make life miserable for everyone else while they do. If they do, and this guy's been at it a while. He's from the 203 area...
NICE! Those look like point-cut diamonds - nom, nom. Oh yeah and the carving isn't half bad. :jawdrop::jawdrop:
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