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7" by 4 1/2" by 2 3/4"; weight ~61 oz. Iy isn't UV reactive. Top an' bottom are the same. No marks, of course. I seem to recall this pattern from...
Thanks, Debora...here are a few more pics. It's pretty heavy, at ~20 1/2 oz. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Very good, Debora! There are many details that are apparently identical in craft an' material...Thank you!
It's ~6" by ~4 1/2" by ~1 3/4". Wall-thickness is ~5/32"; the interior is stark white, without decor. The glass is translucent, an' not UV...
This appears to be a one-off; there are no identifying marks that I can find. It's ~2" across the pin by ~2 5/8" long. The wire, chain an' other...
Sheesh!
Hmm...that must have been from before ergonomics, eh?
I am completely out of my depth about such things, Bosko...it may be so. All I know is, she's a real sweetheart! In your 3rd pic, of the bottom of...
My sweetie was born in one of the Regensburg's, near Hamburg. There are apparently several of them, scattered around Germany.
Ahh...so Rip was a paradigm of sobriety? I didn't know that, Debora...Thanks!
The ol' fella wouldn't be Rip Van Winkle...would he?
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Ya probably did the right thing, Bosko...but I don't believe there was serious offense taken by anyone in our community.
A stunner!
Good Grief, Charlie Brown!! As if we didn't have enough trouble as it is!
Ain't this a wunnerful place? So many folks who Know Stuff!
With respect...I have no issues with such showing.
Yup...some of them were made as 'puzzle boxes; several cleverly disguised sliding panels that must be moved in a fixed sequence to open an...
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