Love it! Love it! Love it! Makes me want to find a dandelion to make magic with. I very much appreciate you tracking down the various...
As usual, more definitive with excellent information. Thank you for looking and loving :kiss:. I agree, these baskets, now I have had a change...
Don't you love the creativity of people! I wondered if he got some lucite and formed it or did he just have a blob and stuck the meatball in it?...
Great. That's it! A Gumps piece. One of these says midcentury, which was @Bronwen time for her pieces.
Found something similar to the glass paperweight - no information STUNNING Vintage American Hand Painted Flowers on a APPLE Art Glass...
Me too!
That makes sense. I couldn't figure out why they would make a clear plastic item and then make the sides yellow. 60s/70s seem like the right...
Hmmm. Beer coozie. Great to hear from an actual basket weaver! Thanks for the comments about this little basket. It helps me formulate what to...
I don't know much about porcelain, but what I've learned here is a big opening on the bottom usually means modern.
The first paperweight is a dandelion seed head captured in lucite? It has an interesting optical illusion in that the sides appear to be yellow,...
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Perfect. I love the story of what they were used for. In hand, the work is quite beautiful. It's nice to know that it is a real object that was...
I agree, much nicer than my new ones.
I found this nicely beaded box in excellent condition, which means to me it was fabricated as a tourist item. Next to it was a small basket woven...
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I always wondered what the story was with her name. Thanks for sharing.
That's a stunning piece of glass.
Drew That is pretty astonishing. I think you have made my mind up for me. This needs to go to a collector who might appreciate it, rather than...
I appreciate your thoughts, but there is no center piece at all in the agate shade. There is a large hole, and a rim of the agates in a pattern...
Welcome. I love your joy in discovery.
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