They're still yummy...imho.
Hard to tell the volume of the upper bowl from the pics, but perhaps simply an open oil lamp for a floating wick?
Begin! Tempus fugit, RT!
But OH, what a ride your link provided! I never liked the pits...but those conversation starters are all breathtaking! Thank you!!
The significance of the spiders will be good to hear...an' if it ain't old, I for one would be surprised. Great find...I'd have gabbed it too!
Without belaboring the obvious...y'could give it away. If not to a museum or similar public display venue, my address can be yours in a heartbeat!
Ver' nice...but a bit rich for my blood.
What a stunner...an' the story behind how you came into possession of this unique piece must be just as amazing! Hearty congratulations on your...
More'n me...I was gonna guess Picasso marble but I simply have no idea what it is. Thanks!
Thank you!
It's 2 1/2" long, ~1" wide, ~3/4" high; weighs ~1 1/2 oz. Pics 3, 4 & 7 show the color of the unknown material best. I think I saw this mark on...
Yup...tho' Titebond is a more modern formulation of that ol' favorite.
There's no reason I can think of why Titebond or Elmer's wouldn't do the job well. If you're not comfortable with using it straight out of the...
Naw...the face would be on the other side, methinks.
Hmmm...that's what I would expect, komo...why is that 'funny'? D'you mean unexpected, or??
Aren't we all?
Pretty catchy intro, Coyohtea...Glad to have you!
Y'know, Bosko...I'm only ~5 hours away...an' tho' I don't have a pickup truck, there's enough room in my Outback to make the trip worthwhile....
I buy 'em shelled...'cept pistachios. I need some exercise!
Thank you, Fig...I really don't know much, but did a bit of research prior to posting.
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