Now that is what I call a hookah.
Too bad there aren't more pictures including the pieces separated and the burner collar. They may actually be from the early part of the 1900's.
That had to be one big collection Greg!
Wow. That puts things in perspective.
I know, right?
Thats what it means. The bidding started at $95.00, and no one raised their hand.
Note that the lot of 6 was passed on at the auction with a start bid of $95.00. I wouldn't go more than $15.00 per chair as they need some help...
Thanks... I do have that one bookmarked.
Sounds good. I have a couple of pieces I am pretty sure about, but examples are always appreciated.
Guessing uranium glass is more likely. Any idea as to its heritage?
Sorry for the repeats.
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Will get it on a white background. It is more chartreuse green than green for sure.
Picked this up at an estate sale for relatively cheap ($25.00). It is definitely vaseline glass, and a price tag from the owner who had been a...
I am not very familiar with Lamplight Farms, as they started in the 50's I believe, and most of my lamps are 100+ years old. I think what they...
Lamplight Farms was and is rather prolific in their lamp offerings. The two I see are more ornate and complex than most. Was there any...
All I have is a nice 1964 Les Paul ebony body. Served me well in my playing days in the late 60's and early 70's. Got it at a pawn shop in...
Nothing wrong with collecting oil lamps...I have over 150 now.
Have to agree with ghopper on this one...I think $25.00 would be a bit on the optimistic side.
I agree with Laura. We have the lingerie chest of the same design and it is from Drexel's higher quality line.
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