Hi Pat, I agree with the newer part. Anytime you see red or brown rust it is newer. Old rust is black since it is Ferrous Oxide. New rust is...
Hi, Really nice book ends!!!!! greg
Hi, A tobacco humidor needs a damp sponge in the lid to keep the tobacco moist. greg
Hi Pat, I have that Fostoria vase. I almost fainted when I saw the price on your post. greg
Hi, Looks like a pie crimper. greg
Hi Taupou, Thank you for all of your knowledge that you share with us. It is so wonderful to have you on this board. greg
Hi Flipper It was made smaller to fit perhaps "paper whites." They are smaller than the usual bulbs. I have had them in several sizes. greg
Hi, Thanks for the update on Sabino glass. It has been years since I have seen a piece. It is more affordable than Lalique. Those were the...
Hi, Hi Dave, they are crumb clearing utensils for sweeping crumbs from the table clothes. greg
Hi, Your two tiny animals look like Sabino but I thought he was Italian and American.:wacky::wacky::wacky: greg
Hi, Looks like a glass for "forcing" Hyacinth bulbs. greg
Hi, These used to come 6 pieces to 10 pieces. Also having different holes. Back then no one really used to measure or lined up the holes. My...
Hi Ghopper, You should see some of the restorations that poisonivy does. She is also an expert. greg
Hi, I never had shoes on except when I went to school or church. greg
Hi, This post had me chuckling. My SIL wore a tiara like this when she delivering her three sons. Her theory was the the nurses had trouble...
Hi, I have an 1929 National Geographic magazine. There is one advertisement for a brand new Cadillac for 750 dollars. Just three pages away is...
Hi, The rim is transparent it was made in many different colors. Some are so rare. greg
Hi, The manganese spots are tiny specs that come to the surface of really old buried pots and figures. They are black and non sparkling. The...
Hi, It is a cricket not a grasshopper. They were made for good luck. "A cricket on the hearth" is good luck". A grass hopper does NOT have such...
Hi, I remember Gumps in San Francisco selling these shards set in sterling back in the middle 1970s. I thought the blue and white ones were...
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