(I just assumed it was sharpie)
True - but I think are closing after 154 years. They may still be able to help you out, though. Big closing sale, but only from Post Street store....
A version of this: Footed handled lidded urn with 9 muses - but it may be Lennox, for all I know. Not my forte. Sadly, @Gianluca72 it looks like...
Ruderman's offer will deduct repairs and restoration costs... But at least he gave you a number!
That's a novel setting on the amber piece - looks like the dome (or cabochon?) faces down? I like! Reversible?
Correction:two old VISES and a couple of grease PUMPS. I've had lots of other crazy (Useful! Valuable!) things in my car, but can you imagine two...
Old Vintage Chalkware Blackamoor Lamp Light! Too bad he's not marked, but really looks like it could be same manufacturer [IMG]
Thrifty Tuscon CNN Article on Pictorial Maps from ^^^ Very cool, Billy! [IMG] I need that thing behind it [ATTACH]
Anton Mehlem Antique Royal Bonn Cashmir Miniature Pitcher Vase c. 1860s 6.5" I thought that was a Coralene glaze, but now I'm not so sure - the...
I just can't help but love you, @Bronwen
Yes, please - bump!
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I'm sorry, @komokwa Now I realize I never said thanks for your help on this! So, thank you!...
At the end of the day, this was a really fun thread - LOVED walking down grease can alley! And, for anyone interested or wondering: Was the...
Honestly, I didn't look this one up, for that reason (I'll update that thread when I have a little more time, but it's remarkable how similar the...
I'm ok with not knowing - I just trudged this over that dang Waverly /Eames tray!
That's not how bacon grease was used - the room temperature bacon fat was just spooned out of the container. It wasn't kept hygienically...
I agree, @clutteredcloset49 I have no idea if this was ever a bona-fide grease can. I do remember kitchen canister sets from that era included...
@Bronwen 's always got me uppin' my game! :)
You'd never use Crisco for that! Ours - sat on her Tappan. [IMG] Here's a fancy one with strainer! [IMG]
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