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    BIGGG Crockery Pot? Churn? Keg?

    Hi Gila, I leaned it and rolled it using the bottom edge. I tried lifting it once and damn near killed myself. I am thinking that my Gram had a...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 14, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Furniture Treasury by Wallace Nutting Two Volumes in One 1954

    Hi Book, Put me in the hat also, please. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 14, 2016 in forum: Give Aways
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    BIGGG Crockery Pot? Churn? Keg?

    Hi Gila, Really really nice crock. As desperate_fun has indicated it is a 6 gallon with an Albany slip interior and a wonderful bird decoration....
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 14, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Milk Glass cake stand

    Hi Tall cakes, Darn you, now I am so hungry for dessert.:rolleyes: greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 14, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Small Carved Figurine, Nut?

    Hi, It has schandier (sp) lines so it must be ivory. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 13, 2016 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Antique Stained Glass Window

    Hi, I had wonderful success with a cracked window just using Crazy glue. Capillary action will fill the crack and any left on the glass can be...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 13, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Two Romantic Prints

    Hi Pat, I have tried the erasers but on a fixed income I find I get better results with the bread ball. I brush them off pretty good and been...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 13, 2016 in forum: Art
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    Two Romantic Prints

    Hi, If you do not want to hurt the paper do not use an eraser. The center part of a slice of bread (the white part) rubbed gently over the paper...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 13, 2016 in forum: Art
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    Anyone know ANY info on this piece?...even what it's called??

    Hi, I agree with Bev. It looks like the top of a china cabinet taken off the base and replaced with a "stand". greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 13, 2016 in forum: Furniture
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    pricing service

    Hi, Nope. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 12, 2016 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Holy water container

    Hi Bear, I read about the saving of Saint Paul's when I was a kid. I had to laugh at it being cleaned and turning out to be pale rose. When I...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 12, 2016 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Decanters. How old are they?? Best guess

    Hi The Old Guy, I have several pieces of milk glass from the turn of the century. They are opaque and white but not as dense as later milk...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 12, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Hello Everybody, My name is Michael

    Hi Mikey, Welcome to the friendliest board around. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 12, 2016 in forum: Introductions
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    Normal Rockwell collector plate : Birthday wish

    Hi, My favorite thrift had several hundred for sale at 2 bucks each, including box and papers. greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 11, 2016 in forum: Sell
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    Finds Thread

    Hi Gila, My last name is NOT glass. I used the name Greg's Glass when I was selling on eBay. My last name has The I as well as an H, a T and an...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 11, 2016 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Antique Stained Glass Window

    Hi, Don't like to talk about great stained glass. When I was working in Paterson NJ (silk capital of the USA) I saw HUNDREDS of gorgeous stained...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 11, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Finds Thread

    Hi, Great idea if you add my last name I have all of those letters also.:rolleyes::rolleyes: greg
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 11, 2016 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    How old is this candle thingy?

    Hi, I concur. Although the ones in the restored church in Brooklyn were 6' long. It had an adjustable wick to light the candles also. It used to...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 11, 2016 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Help me identify massive 11 foot mirror

    Hi, Is the mirror 10ft tall? That is almost the exact match to the one I took on the Amtrack train from Philly to Manhattan. Then on the subway...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 11, 2016 in forum: Furniture
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    Antique Stained Glass Window

    [ATTACH] Hi Gila, I would not take less than 150 for it. It would take a good restorer about 20 mins to repair. I have done a lot of small repairs...
    Post by: gregsglass, Feb 10, 2016 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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