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    Packing heavy bell

    Hi, When I was still being schooled I always sent my clothes etc by Greyhound bus. They went everywhere and it was cheaper than anything else....
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 12, 2018 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    It's good to run out of Silver Polish

    Hi, I love polishing silver( I know that I am weird). I used to spend a fortune on polish, now I buy it from the manufacturer by the case. The...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 11, 2018 in forum: Silver
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    Heart shaped glass box - love altar etch. Who made it?

    Hi, Forgot to mention my tryst in a gazebo was Utopia!! Where is the blushing emoji?????? greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 11, 2018 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Heart shaped glass box - love altar etch. Who made it?

    Hi, I have never heard of Vermillion Candy#555. The Utopia etch is shown on the left. Mea Culpa. The heart shaped candy box had a larger pattern...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 11, 2018 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Heart shaped glass box - love altar etch. Who made it?

    Hi, Paden City had a different pattern on the same glass called Utopia. I remember a wonderful experience in a...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 11, 2018 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Heart shaped glass box - love altar etch. Who made it?

    Hi, It is . Gazebo by Paden City Glass. from the 1930s greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 10, 2018 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Glass bead strand - wedding cake?

    Hi, I am in. I have the perfect project for them. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 10, 2018 in forum: Give Aways
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    Opalescent Glass Vase Pedestal Spool Shape

    Hi, It is clam broth but Fry used in the 1916s. They had the most wonderful baking pans with that coloring. I had one with original label and...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 9, 2018 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Finds Thread

    Hi, Really neat, I thought you would come up with something interesting. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 9, 2018 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Finds Thread

    Hi, I had one back in 2000. It was not painted and sold for $38.50. I rue the day I sold it. A neighbor's father was a Brooklyn judge and was...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 9, 2018 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    4 Myths the General Public Believes about Antiques

    Hi Marie, I am one of those dealers. I had a lady (use the term loosely) try to get my price down from 25 cents for a 1950 cartoon glass usually...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 8, 2018 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Antique Drapes and Curtains

    Hi, I paid a lot for Jabot and swag curtains for my Brooklyn brownstone back in the 1980s. I would ditch the colored sheers under them and go...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 7, 2018 in forum: Introductions
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    Antique Cartier trinket box

    Hi Marie, Still have the coin. Will show it after the Holiday clean up. There is too much stuff piled up in front of it. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 7, 2018 in forum: Silver
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    Finds Thread

    Hi, Komokwa, Several of us got together to buy a special friend a custom designed cashmere bathrobe. She loved it. I would itch to death in one....
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 7, 2018 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Glassies, Cambridge pink swan salts. Two different?

    Hi Mike, I remember when they were selling for 15 dollars each. The wonderful 1980s. I wanted one badly it was Vaseline and sold for 125...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 7, 2018 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Sterling glass eye snake bangle, mystery mark.

    Hi, Back in the 1970s I knew a woman who bought a huge box of eye replacements. She made all kinds of pins and jewelry out of them. I swear that...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 7, 2018 in forum: Jewelry
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    Antique Cartier trinket box

    Hi, I used to dig cellar holes. Empty pits where houses were burned down or torn down. Found a lot of silver pieces that were fire blackened or...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 7, 2018 in forum: Silver
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    Restoration and Conservation of Paper Works

    Hi, The Metropolitan Museum in NY and the Congressional Library in Washington have wonderful articles on restoration of paper materials. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 7, 2018 in forum: Art
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    "Hudson River" Plate

    Hi, I went to Newburgh once with a guy who was repairing an old organ in a church. His car died and I gave him a lift. I was living in Brooklyn...
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 6, 2018 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Random bits

    Hi KoT, as soon as I saw the fouled anchor I knew you would be piping in. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Jan 5, 2018 in forum: Give Aways
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