Thanks! :) I'll share photographs, yes. I've only made a few pies in my lifetime (I'm still practicing), but I am getting better at them. I tried...
Why the hell do you wanna come shopping with me!? :o I never find anything cool! :'( But yes, you write on them in pencil, and then erase them...
Yes, they're called many things. Pastry crimpers, pie crimpers, etc. I've always called them jagging irons. I think it's an English (British)...
That's right. It's for crimping, sealing and decorating things like cookies, pie-crusts, pasties, etc. I'm helping to cater a family event in a...
Made of ivory, like the other two. Here they are together, and my iPhone for size-comparison: [IMG] Fanned out: [IMG] Each one has the...
Here's something you don't see every day. Victorian-era jagging iron, which despite its name, is actually made of brass! I think it's very cute!!...
It looks nice, but that don't look like no hebrew I ever seen. I reckon like the others do - it's probably Asian.
I'd love to see it. I love old brassware.
I've never known anything to be stolen at our flea market. At least one item a week (usually something made of glass) is smashed, by a careless...
The market that I go to accepts anything with an an engine and wheels! I've seen cars, trucks, removal vans, flatbeds, pick-up trucks...It's...
My local market is every Sunday morning. Some of the things I've found there are absolutely amazing.
Here we just call it a flea-market to prevent confusion.
Quite so. Everything has to come here by ship, which jacks up the prices to absolutely insane levels.
It's nice, but it doesn't look like any candleholder I've ever seen.
Hehehehe. Well, I hope the OP has all the necessary information that she needs to revive this box. It won't be easy, but it is possible. If she...
Back then it was probably paid for in shillings and pence. These days it's a bloody nightmare.
I soooooo hate the fact that everything in Australia costs 10 times what it does everywhere else in the world.
Making a 'steampunk laptop' would be easy, and very difficult. Easy, because there's THOUSANDS, probably MILLIONS of ripped-out writing slopes...
The lack of a cloth cord is what made me hesitate as to whether this was antique or not. I should've gone with my gut.
Very pretty. They're called Davy lamps, I believe. Designed in 1815, for use by miners, to prevent coal-dust explosions.
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