Thanks, Sabre. Another good suggestion and will be sure to turn off so no blow ups! Cheers.
Thank you Marote and AJ. This confirms that the darn thing should separate and gives me some ideas! The photos are helpful because I can know...
Grabbed photo below online, I don't have photos of mine yet. Found this exact cocktail shaker last summer, marked Hawkes Sterling. Mine is...
That is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen! Well spotted, Glassluv!
I wonder if it could be camphor glass? The design reminds me of pendants with camphor glass.
The fact this came from a fabulous estate sale is irrelevant, but it was a very profitable (for me) sale, with lots of vintage treasures. From...
Yep, resizing is the key. Good luck! :)
@Tomknox When I clicked on one of the above thumbnails my computer got flooded with ads. I'm sure everything is okay, but we prefer the...
Welcome to the forum. Agree with ascot, the inclusions are called aventurine. Usually with Murano, aventurine can add a small premium to pieces....
Same artist, racing horses, Weigel oil painting on Ebay, unsold at $70....
What a cool find! Nice of you to help your friend, Kyra.
Fabulous purchase!
That's a grand slam. Especially the neodymium!!! Did you just get this, or from the hoard?
The only thing I noticed is that the top almost looks like it doesn't go with the base-- but maybe that's the photo or just from years of use....
What a fabulous bracelet!
First one is so colorful, love it. Would be sweet with a bouquet! Wondering if that second one is actually Bakelite. I see a scratch on it (3rd...
Nice costume brooch. It's possible the box isn't original to the brooch.
It is super cool and agree with Komokwa's dating. Late 1800s, early 1900s. I would love to find something like this!
It's a great looking piece whatever it is. I'm seeing a similar shape in Blenko, but so far none of the handles on the Blenko ones have been...
I wonder if the color is any clue? Black and pink probably means post 1990s. They are seriously cool! Interesting there were two. For candles?
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