"And, incidentally, as lovely as a perfectly intact oriental can be, there is something about the ones that show wear, which is most warm and...
If it were standard table height I would call it an English Hunt Table................if it is coffee/cocktail table height I would call it a...
I had quite a few of these pieces - didn't realize 200 USD for the whole lot [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I avoid almost ALL commercial cleaners/cleansers. I use only Windex (kitchen, bath, diluted I spray it directly on floors before mopping so no...
I should have qualified that statement with the proviso that I do not use it on anything used for food unless it has been washed the same way I...
I use Windex as a total (and ONLY) household cleaner - it is basically ammonia and vinegar - and leaves no residue (doesn't require rinsing). I...
Actually, it does not "feel" delicate at all - the glass openwork is really rather thick
Once again, Thank You!!!!!!
Thank you - and I will sheepishly admit that I looked at that page and completely missed this piece...........................though with my...
OOPS! The sugar is 5-1/8" from the table top
Again, many thanks
I know this is Heisey (because of the mark) but is it a Crysolite candy? Measurements: 6-7/8” in diameter, 2” tall, weighs approx. 2 lb....
Thank you! Is the sugar missing a lid, or is it NOT a sugar but a spooner?
Once again. I just need confirmation that this piece is what I believe it to be. It measures 11.25” in diameter and stands 2.75” at the tallest...
I need to confirm that this sugar & creamer have been properly identified - my notes are pretty disorganized! The cream pitcher 5 1/8” tall at the...
I thought he was sitting on a piano keyboard................. sorry - didn't mean to trivialize or take this off topic
Thank you! But if I am unable to locate my copies (in this warren of derelict treasures) I believe that the Newberry Library has copies of both in...
Whoa baby! I originally thought the gent in the CVD looked vaguely familiar.........and just now I noticed his resemblance to the gent in my...
Crimini! We have a large (and the major) branch from up river. Dutch that married into the (victorious) English mostly................I may be...
Huh! There is a distant chance that we could be related - I don't have access right now but the Long Island branch of my family has a Hardenbergh...
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