Oh, those Disney Princesses... they're all the same.[ATTACH]
Well deserved! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
And they will be epic, I'm sure!
Just guessing, from estates I have had, 1940s-50s?
Thank you all for your valued input. I'm going around in circles with the maker so it will be deemed "Artisan Studio Made". My "former"...
I've collected and used a lot of these type over the years. I've found that the dyes fade quickly, even in diffused light. And although I haven't...
Thanks, I'm trying to follow that link, I don't every use Instagram so I'm struggling a bit. I think I found her at Foxtail Jewelry... or maybe...
Hello my esteemed jewelry ladies, I have some questions on this necklace that has come in with a consignment estate, please. It's marked on the...
It looks to me like some type of epergne form, with inserts missing. Nothing popped up on Google for me.
.. and if stored again, wrap in acid-free tissue.. throw away the plastic bag!
Glass is pretty forgiving of temperature and humidity fluctuations in a reasonably secure storage setting. I'd be more concerned about the metals...
The footed bowl is reminiscent of an 18th century tea waste bowl, so that would also hint as earlier than 19th century....
Great site! Thanks for the link!
.. and for sale! ..soon....
Here is the link to the research library. I'm sure the curators can help you. I am unsure if they do appraisals, but if not, they can probably...
@ritzyvintage Have you inquired at CMOG? They may know.
Hello, I have these solid brass andirons, and can not find any definitive maker's info. Several pop up on a Google search; one says French,...
A prime example of that is Us, leaving the cave.
I believe that is a Darwin Award for Wing Suit Flyers. :jawdrop:[ATTACH]
I often have misunderstandings with my keyboard, or perhaps it is the fingers.
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