A Wine Sommelier will wear this on a chain around their neck. Like in this photograph....
I forgot to mention that I tested the chain. I thought it was odd that it didn't tarnish like the other parts on the beads. It has some gold...
[ATTACH] Ketchup is the winner. I took some beads off the chain. Vinegar helped but did not work as well as the ketchup. So far, absolutely no...
I'll give a soak and will post some pictures so you can see the results. How old do you think it is?
That's what I'll do.
Thanks ev. :) Can it be cleaned up? Is it worth it?
I found this in the bottom of a very old sewing box. It has a bad case of the greenies. What kind of beads are these? Age? I've never seen...
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I like the design and colors. I know, not very helpful.
I thought this was incredible. https://www.facebook.com/SteampunkTendencies/videos/vb.335452449902461/961946523919714/?type=2&theater
A few years ago, I had a missing "chunk" restored on an antique table. I sent some photographs off to a few furniture restorers in my area to get...
I think the two listings for $9500 frames are the same exact frame. The seller has it posted on two different websites.
What are the dimensions of the frame? Where are you located? Just like they say on the Antique Road Show, leave it as original as possible....
I think it's a 4 that was partially cut off when stamped. Even if they can't be fixed, the scrap weight should be decent.
Thank you for the confirmation TallCakes.
Check carefully for marks. I bought a few pairs several years ago and one was solid gold.
#1 looks like Imperial #212 Nucut circa 1912 and I think it was called a spoon tray. Wait for someone to confirm this.
Thank you again.
Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for the correction Tallcakes and for the link on the tray ID. George, does that mean Indiana and Greenwood made the same exact tray?...
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