Debora's magic,and so is that wedding night massage oil bottle:woot:. I guess this is the original Thar Desert Kama Sutra Oil ?
I strongly agree with Agnes on this -rather be remembered for The Mercury Theater and 'Citizen Cane' than 'Scooby-Doo'. Although must admit-as a...
Looks like a young Linda Darnell to me-around the time she worked with Fonda & John Ford in 'My darling Clementine". Didn't Google-so it's just a...
Thanks for the feedback all. I thought it might be a repop-no slice marks. PS-How it would drain-I can't guess ?
Stunning piece Drew-You've pierced my Steampunk heart ! I beleive Roaring's just raised the bar. This piece was valued at $98,000 in 2017. The...
Here's an interesting old piece I came across. It's an antique blue trasferware platter (Victoria Ware), 17 3/8" by 13 3/8" and weighs 6 pounds 3...
Thanks for the feedback John-just couldn't leave it.
:)Growing up, a house without a Plate Wall was a darn rare thing ! Thanks for bringing back some memories Ola.
In the early 70's no well-equipped boudoir would be caught dead without a bottle of Kama Sutra Oil and a copy of- [ATTACH]
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Thanks Kent ! The funny thing about most Chinese Bland de Chine is it's uniformly decent craftsmanship. The real museum pieces though,are...
Thanks AJ,it's a cutie for the price.After study, I'm guessing it's more modern and perhaps made in Hong Kong (?). They seem to go for around $70...
I'm glad I love the rain amigo (and it beats the heck out of fire season).There's no place like home-but dang,I don't know how folks repeatedly...
It impressed me Whit,but then again,for the price what the ...? PS-Gettin a bit of PNW rain down here & I'm staining the fence btw drops !
Welcome wNeva ! Are you by any chance in W. Nevada (wNeva) ?
Some of the Studio Pottery's wonderful and to me exemplifies the best of Mid-century Design,the problem comes in trying to ID the artist &...
Great results Mr. Nate ! Did you find a cheaper version of the Leuchtturm, the one I found on Amazon was $219.53 ?
Prob keep it for a bit til we tire of it-the really fun thing's the local angle.Usually I strike out w/ Studio Pottery (def not my expertise)-plus...
Thanks Pott-For the price I figure it was at least a fun conversation piece here.
Finally dredged-up a local Oregon known studio potter piece. William “Bill” Creitz did porcelain and stoneware pottery with abstract glaze...
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