Hmm. . . I see homemade, maybe shop class. When I was a youngster (about 1950s), it was a thing to salvage spindles of any kind, from tables or...
My book says that's because the maker started with Gold. IMHO, you have to get just the right light to photograph these pieces so they don't look...
Here pork chops are so tough that I can barely cut them, much less chew them. And I have all my teeth! We now eat mostly chicken, ground beef...
I have a reference book on Peachblow Glass by Sean and Johanna Billings. According to my book, this bowl is New Martinsville Muranese. I think...
I used to know this, but my glass knowledge is slowly seeping out of my ears. I'll be back if I remember.
The third one has a chance, especially if someone has a bowl to fit it and calls it a brides basket. Without a bowl they occasionally sell on...
I'm surprised no one bought the Dogs tray. Dogs are always appealing.
I was able to find the following on line in a regular google search so I apologize if you already know this. Apparently, this was a one...
hopefully more than one.
If I had seen this ruby "in the wild", I would have no idea what it was and probably would have avoided touching it. It really looks gross. I'd...
Wow! These chairs are fabulous. Although if you hadn't told me that I needed to sit in the lady's chair, I wouldn't have known :oops:. I have...
It looks like those knives just sold for $101. Maybe because they were made by Wallace (who I consider better than most)? That price seems high...
Me neither, but I thought that may have been done by the exposure to the sun. The ruby stained items I've seen appear to have a bit of an...
@kraftblue I think your firing glass is really cool! Slamming it on a table would be quite fun and likely to lead to more toasts and general...
From the net: A drinking glass with an and a thick foot. On ceremonial occasions, firing glasses were rapped loudly on the table, making a noise...
AI Overview of Chaddick's in NM: Yes, there are historical records of families with the surname Chaddick, or similar spellings, associated with...
We need to keep searching . . . but gut feeling says it might be silver, not plated. I'm basing that opinion on the construction of the rest of...
It probably is EAPG that turned sun purple. I don't have my books any more but you can try to find the pattern at eapgs.org. EDIT: it's EAPGS.NET
Considering that almost all clothing makers have changed to the crappy plastic zippers, it is no wonder that good old reliable metal zippers are...
Everything on the base of your bird, looks right to me. Vent hole, Makers mark, artists initials, all good. Sometimes there just isn't enough...
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