Thanks @DragonflyWink that's very helpful information. DH was guessing at using a ceramic bit. But I was thinking maybe that's just a name for a...
Hi all! We are getting a new roof today and it is unbelievably noisy and it shakes the house quite a bit. Right now, they have a huge crane in...
Hmmm . . . my Shelley reference book describes pattern 2223 as "Violets and Butterflies" made with the Shelley mark between 1940 - 1966. The...
A pot pourri vase! That's really neat! Way back in the day, I know they had a lot of funk to cover up, but who would have suspected an antique...
Maybe, probably so. While it's a lovely set, it doesn't make me Gasp! with the OMG gasp, so likely a regular set. I have a Shelley reference...
I also thought it might be an Arabic language or symbol as well. I put it in the image search and that just turned up mostly weird buttons and such.
Oh sorry, I was just impressed that you knew what a factice is. So I assumed you knew stuff about them. I've never heard that term before.
There was another company that also made that vase shown by Blenko. I think it was Pilgrim glass but I really can't remember. I sold one on ebay...
Thanks everyone! I found them a home.
I sent you a Conversation. I don't want to keep them or list them. Just wanted to know if I should throw away. They might be glass, I don't...
Are you located in the US?
Thanks OBB! I don't know a thing about any of the stones and hesitate to sell them and disappoint someone.
I don't think it's a letter(s) at all. It looks like the secret society of something or other. Like the Shriners or the Masons or another all...
I bought a small Steuben glass bowl awhile back and forgot about it until today. The bottom of the bowl was filled with these miscellaneous...
Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree Merry merry king of the woods is he Laugh Kookaburra, laugh Kookaburra How gay your life must be Ha Ha Ha!...
I always think that brutalist has to look like I ran over it with my car. So this piece doesn't qualify. But that ring that @komokwa posted is...
https://www.replacements.com/crystal-duncan-and-miller-teardrop-clear-stem-5301-301/c/20351 Look at the photo at the end of the 4th row. Is that...
Tear Drop by Duncan Miller Glass. Made between the 1930s and 1955. Can't see the photos too well.
Yesterday I bought a service for 10 of Castleton Turquoise China and I'm so thrilled! It came with a set of 8 sherbets/champagnes that I thought...
I love the color. Nice candlesticks. If mine, I would keep those!
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