Very cool. https://www.google.ca/search?q=oregon+glass+floats&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwidhteTtKDoAhXFZ60KHVXoCKUQ2-cCegQIABAA
I think its a very cool set. It would take a lot of time and effort to hand make them. Here's an article on the history of the game:...
Maybe a pen tray for the blue glass thingy? Has a Czech look to me. Hoffmann-like.
Take your time. Wait until they are polished. You want to show them at their best.
I would say that yours, like the similar object in Davey's link, is in "good working order".
TVO did a documentary titled "There Are No Fakes" about Morrisseau and some of the people around him. The contention is that numerous others...
Actually, paté-de-verre is what I had in mind
Paté-sur-paté?
A grinder of some sort?
It's always possible that yours wasn't sterling. Patterns can be produced both as sterling and as less expensive plate.
Reminds me of a Notre Dame gargoyle. [IMG]
no second "e" in Wedgwood.
I don't think they are letters, but rather numbers separated by a back slash so that it shows a tally of yea votes and nay votes, but in regard to...
Sure looks like Moritz Zdekauer to me - so Austrian Irish Dresden?.
Makes you wonder who consigned it and why they didn't provide the auction house with more information. At some point, somebody knew what they...
I like this picture, though it looks amateur. No idea if the sail configuration is correct. (I like pictures of boats much more than the idea of...
Gebruder Schoenau, Huttensteinach, 1900-1920 (according to Rontgen).
Murano is an island near Venice, not a specific company. There are many glass companies on Murano. Looks like Mazzega is the name you want. I...
Makes me think of Merle Oberon in Scarlett Pimpernel (1934). [ATTACH]
It may be an invention of the people at Artistic Stamper. It's certainly used there a lot.
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