Hi, I love their malachite green coloring also. greg
Hi, Bamboo grows very well here in the USA. My FIL forgot I told him to plant it in buckets. His five little trees have now infiltrated his back...
Hi, What a wonderful thing to have!!!!! greg
Hi, I had several old Japanese heavy bowls for bonsai trees that were fired upside down. I thought perhaps to keep the sides straight since they...
Hi, The used jeans were new about 14.99. Four years wearing worth perhaps 2 bucks. I am stunned at the price of the metal. greg
Hi Marie, This is definitely vaseline. Vaseline glass is a yellowish green think chartreuse. If just yellow it is yellow if it has a greenish...
Hi Steven, Just wanted to say it's beautiful and I am green with envy!!!! greg
Hi, The makers name is Leavens Co Attleboro Mass. I apologize for not noting it sooner, damn green snow.:rolleyes: greg
Hi Natasha, Thank you. I wonder if the medal has any worth? I traded a pair of used blue jeans for it.:rolleyes: greg
Hi, Sorry i thought I put the width on them. They are ¾" wide. I always thought they were name tags also. The porcelain one is only ¼" wide. I...
Hi, I am sorry but I have to apologize. I am "stuffed" up with the "green snow" and I am not thinking clearly. I think it is time I crawled back...
Hi Figtree, I think you are right. Most of my Wedgwood is newer (1930s and on) My older pieces are 1860 to 1870s. greg
Hi, I have had this I think Russian sharp shooter medal. Traded a soldier back in Berlin in the 70s. and a American tie tack with AF bomber?...
Hi, I have had these old name tags for a long time. They range from 2¼" long to 2" and 1¾ long. The pins in the back back me think older but...
Hi, I call it a glaze skip. They were common from 1938 to 1950. The war you know. greg
Hi, Nice Lowenbrau advertising piece. I remember the nut cups from a friends 1957 birthday party.
Hi, Looks like the creamer is from 1948, the sugar from probably the same. Nice set. Not considered damage but a nice older set. greg
Hi Johnny, I made wonderful "portraits" for doll houses out of postage stamps and carved wooden toothpicks. The 1940s famous Americans series as...
Hi, I have the feeling that it is of the "Prodigal Son". Though close to "Christina's World" as mentioned by Silverthwaite. greg
Hi, here is a photo of Lincoln's coach. greg[ATTACH]
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