Hi Pam! Welcome to Antiquers!
Hi Nino! Welcome to Antiquers....... I can't help, but others will be along.
Hi Koninkje! Welcome to Antiquers!
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And indeed she knew!!:happy:
The last doll is typical of dolls that were used to create home made clothes. Pattern books of either, crochet, knit or fabric were produced for...
I'm with you Bou! @Any Jewelry is good at IDing souvenir dolls from different countries.
and I thank YOU!
@Any Jewelry..your moments here are always bright! In spite of all your health woes. If you hadn't shared them with us, we would never have...
Sincerely meant!:happy:
And I tip my hat to you Pearls! I always love to read your posts. You contribute much!!!
I'd take all three in a heartbeat!
Try the smaller end. The larger could be to use when you open the egg, rather than eat out of the shell.
Hi Born2it! Welcome to Antiquers! I really like the piece you made. What is material is that?
Hi Willie! Welcome to Antiquers...............:cat:
Me too! I've never had raw oysters....can't imagine how it could be enjoyed just sliding down one's throat, but fried oysters.........? YUM!
Ahhhh.....something in common besides the dish that serves them!:cat:
Yes......strangely the photos appear again! You're welcome.....quite a few of those around....I have one or two myself..............we like...
Hmmm.....not sure why the c/p xed out. Another try...........But hopefully the link won't[IMG]
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1087573391/anchor-hocking-clear-egg-plate-10?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_d...
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