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Thanks; I'm not an expert on chintz, but my wife has some pieces, and I know she'd want to see photos of the bottom, and pics will help others who...
The chintz (or transferware) items are in the first photo.
I was referring to yours, but I repeat that wood ID from photos is quite inexact. I could probably recognize teak if I had it in hand. One...
I still have some, including some that were my Mom's. I like them, and use them frequently - but it is odd to see that they are considered...
The set of four pyrex mixing bowls ("Primary Colors" series 400) would probably be priced at $60 - $75 in my area. For the chintzware in the first...
It doesn't look quite like teak to me, though wood ID from photos is an inexact science, especially if one considers that items of foreign...
I'd agree with previous posters, adding that the metal used in souvenir kukris is often quite low-quality; this leads to premature rusting, and...
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I seem to remember in fairly recent years small head-shaped balls, made of a rubber-like plastic, which might look like this after only a few...
I've got a pair of Bose 800 PA speakers with equalizer. Nice speakers, sound good, but are much heavier than modern PA speakers. Unfortunately,...
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