You are so good!
I found epiqure white not one on Replacements.com, but their history of the company has a piece about the oven to table thing: "In an effort to...
Update - Based on @cxgirl's wonderful research, I found a post for glasses that still had tags and a box. The tags say Crystal, Mikasa, Belgium....
Do you still have some things from that time?
I had a friend that did, and I remember her lining up for sales. I went once and they had piles of boxes with pretty things.
You're right. I see several posts with similar glasses all being called Mikasa. You are wonderful. :):):):)
Wow. Were did you find that? They look pretty much the same. I'll have to do some searching! Thanks so much!!!! :D:D:D
No the base is flat. It looks like the stem was set into a preformed base. I don't know how this works though. Thanks for your thoughts.
Well. I don't know enough to be sure. I see a lot of glasses, etched, interesting shapes and colors, etc. I am trying to learn how to spot hand...
I think your right. :banghead:
I found this wine colored wine glass that seems to be assembled in three parts: the swirled top part; the stem with the tulip shaped top part and...
Does it say Berlin?
Thank you. I want it for my wall. :)
Very nice. I love when someone brings something new to the table so we can learn about it. :)
A google search produced this Intarsia is a woodworking technique that uses varied shapes, sizes, and species of wood fitted together to create a...
Completely Awesome!
You got yourself a deal there.
Found these newer Fenton Anniversary pieces -1995 and 1996. I thought they were very pretty, so I thought I would share. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Hi Bryce. Looking forward to see your stuff.
Perhaps this information may help. I see some Taiwan made things and use this statement from Coxsackie Antique Center as a way of evaluating...
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