I THINK I said "Welcome" on a thread you started, but in the event that my feeble mind is playing tricks on me (again), WELCOME!
Can't help much with the actual piece, and while this may be called a dresser in the UK, it is usually called a sideboard in the states, so that...
As odd as it sounds, there are a LOT of people here who LOVE spoons, ADORE spoons, WORSHIP spoons - they just eat them up! ...............so...
I agree, but am curious............wouldn't two pieces MADE as a garniture be mirror images, as in a left and a right? These look right , but are...
I sold a set of eight of the whiter ones for about 20 USD a few years ago
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Most of my "inherited" silver (both sterling and plated) had at least one, if not a half-dozen, scratched in marks. They were used for inventory...
Was alive at one time, or was alive when the photo was taken?????;);)
And if you are anything like I am, you PACK them in each time, counting them as you do, and then stress over the odd TWO left over from the...
Humm, purchased for 420 or traded for 420???? one wonders................ Dang, you can be SO polite...............that's not quite how some...
Well, hello there! Nice to see that you are still in the game! Sorry I can't help with you (lovely!) piece....................
I must say (as an inexperienced novice) that this is one of the few cameos I have seen that portrays the subject with some character and...
Not overly experienced with this type of thing, but my personal opinion is that your supposition is correct - a re-purposed clasp.
Welcome! While I can't help with this actual piece, I can say that if you are searching for information, it would probably be called a platform...
Welcome, welcome!
WHY don't they have a GREEN emoji - for ENVY????? The best I can find is GREEDY - :greedy: but both apply in this instance..........................
Until you mix them with gin martinis and an attitude!:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
One thing to keep in mind when "sizing" up glassware...........from the 1920s through the late 1960s, early 70s, any 2 to 4 ounce glass was...
reminds me of a pencil sharpener for mechanical/architectural drawings...................
Welcome, and thank YOU for joining the forum! Just as a point of interest, how DID you find this forum...............I'm one of those curious...
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