I watched a video on YouTube not too long ago of a guy who was chemically removing gold plate from old computer parts. I can't remember how I got...
@Figtree3 Hi! I am back as LauraGarnet02. Have been offline for 3 and 1/2 years. I couldn't remember my password and couldn't retrieve it so made...
@John Brassey I have a studio glass shallow bowl with the same mark as the first bowl you pictured! I've had it for years and never found the...
Yes, I am the original LauraGarnet! Was offline for about 3 years, forgot my password and couldn't retrieve it, so had to make new acct.
Wow this is really interesting and good information. There was a thread somewhere on the board not long ago with a bear pendant similar to the...
That's all I can get out of it too. Svend? + Dunham? Looks kind of hippie dippy 1960s - 1970s to me.
@evelyb30 , It is a creepy little phone. The second night I had it, while I was getting ready for bed it made a little bell sound and when I...
It is a photograph. It appears Ken Konchel mostly photographs architecture. He's got his own website, and also, galleries all over the internet...
You are right @moreotherstuff. Good clue! Royal Worcester, Charles Baldwin.
Somebody put that owl in Google images and see what you get. I still don't know how to do very much on the internet with an Android phone LOL.
You should probably give the diameter and also handle length of each item. I will just guess that the perforated item is a skillet splatter guard.
Holy moley! I wasn't expecting that! Hundreds of tiny white flowers! Imitation of Meissen Schneeballen. Look up snowball porcelain.
Heraldry: Jerusalem cross also known as cross potent. A cross the equal arms of which end in a bar. Also, it looks like guilloche enamel. I'm...
I think the indented pattern is molded into the glass and that this is called intaglio glass. I did an image search for gold intaglio glass and...
I think your pictures are set to "private" so no one else can see them but you.
There are two pieces on Pinterest, this same pattern, frosted uranium glass described as made by Jobling Glass Co. I don't know if true or not but...
Not an expert and Celadon is the only word I can give you for the glaze.
Sumida Gawa. I love this pottery.
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