Many similar found using gilt/gold/gilded intaglio, thank you very much. Some real showstoppers compared to my pretty little piece. My searches...
Thank you both.
This is about 4 inches tall, nice quality glass. Is this an elegant glassware pattern, something else? I don't know what to call it. I did a...
Very nice, I like the shape. My first thought was Italy or Portugal.
I have one and use it all the time. It is especially good for cleaning out all the gunk that gets in the crevices of rings and earrings. I don't...
Thank you everyone for the help.
Great marble sites. Thanks!
A few more... Dick Talbett glass dish, 50s or 60s from what I've seen on-line. Tiles. The Minton has been chipped off of something and heavily...
More "finds" found on my shelves. Vintage vanity stuff and aluminum hem clips. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Nice scent bottle with brass florals, bigger...
It is not heavy, but I would not say especially light. Could be would, but it does not really seem like it. It is thin-walled. Where the hinge...
Thank you moreotherstuff. I had not heard that term before. I saw several "vernis martin" boxes on worthpoint that look quite similar to mine....
Well, there you go. Thank you both!
I may have posted this before but could not find a record of it, so apologies if this is a repeat. This appears to be a bracelet, but it is very...
Just saw a thread in the Art forum with a box that reminded me of one I have, so I dug it out. It is about 6 x 4 inches and 2 inches tall. Looks...
"Found" on my shelves of "stuff" stored for further research, lovely little (4 inches tall without handle) teapot, I believe Japanese with acid...
Certainly could be. Hard to get a good tooth tap on it!
The red cabochon tested as glass on the Presidium II, and the other 2 did not move the needle. The green seems like glass to me.
Yup, In looking at Patrice items, I saw many similar pendants and a few with the exact same chain. Thank you Bronwen!
The pendant right now is just laying on top of the choker. I got it off by opening the jump ring to detach the clasp on one side.
Thanks AJ, very interesting. I've done some searches and seen quite amazing stuff, nothing much like mine which looks crude and recent in...
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