I got my rescue kitty a sheepskin at a rummage sale. Made a good nest until she decided yesterday that she prefers the couch Well, Evelyb, I'll...
And also, how big is it?
[ATTACH] I'm afraid I know nothing about this piece, but here's a resized photo for you.
Kat, as others have said, if you have your heart set on glass, it is likely to be rather expensive. Was this insured by your movers? About 15...
Wow, Mikey! Great job!
How absolutely charming! (and good work, Komo!)
Yes, indeed, King! And the "lead guy" was Patrick Swayze.
... he was Baby's doctor Daddy! Bakers, it was in the movie Dirty Dancing. He played a doctor, the father of one of the main characters. That...
They're called Römer or Roemer glasses, from Germany. Here's an explanation:...
Well, Wombie is the nick-name of every stuffed wombat I've ever seen (yes, believe it or not, my kids had stuffed wombats - TOY stuffed wombats,...
My Dad had several little leather "cases" like the one shown. He kept sets of formal wear shirt studs in them. Whether the sets actually came in...
Ohrbachs's expanded from NYC to California, too. I remember that many a TV show in the 1960's had "....fashions by Ohrbach's...." in the credits...
Hi, Vanny - Welcome! (and start posting your pictures for identifications!)
Houseful, those buttons are positively delightful!
I would imagine that Scott's has used a number of different bottlers over the years, which would explain the "discrepancy" between the 1888 date...
... plus some kind of daisy Or maybe coreopsis?
Archey, I can't help with the piece itself, but I do know that Northampton, MA can be a rather "high rent" district. (but Springfield, MA, where...
To me, it almost looks like the stem of a Swarovski Crystalline wine glass, missing the glass itself... [ATTACH] top of stem above; base of...
Here's a bit of info: Fort Totten: 1862, Queens County. Started in 1857 with plans prepared by Cpt. R.E.Lee, constructed in 1862 as a Civil...
[ATTACH] Hi, Peggy - It looks to me like Fort Totten in Queens, NY - sometimes in earlier years called the Fort at Willets Point or Camp Morgan.
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