Agree on the Hocking Block Optic pieces, and yes, they will react to blacklight. Yes, they are not very valuable as they are quite common. I...
Hmmm.... I have 2 square plates. Nice thing is there are no coffee cups or saucers, which never sell anyway.
Just picked up a set of 75 pieces of Apple from a closeout sale of a fleamarket. Paid $9.50 for the lot.
4 inches tall. We have a lot of the Akro stuff. Not the same.
Yeah, I do seem to remember things that way as well. I had it listed awhile back, and even remember that I thought I had a good identification on...
At one time I knew the manufacturer of this set, but for some reason it escapes me now. Anyone have an idea by chance? I want to say McKee, but...
Found this copy of "Through The Looking Glass" at the local Salvation Army Store. Paid $1.00 for it. The story is in English, but the rest is...
Agree. That handle looks 60's or later.
Its brass and copper from the look of things. Screams mid-century to me. Hardware just doesn't look to be of the antique variety. I could be...
I have one that is a roll-top desk as well. The top comes off and sits on stacks of drawers on both sides. I had to totally rebuild the roll-top...
I have a chair very much like those that I believe is a rocker with the rockers removed. Would explain the low front stretcher. Simply an...
Dare I say Pinterest?
Definitely in beautiful shape. Agreed that they don't bring much these days.
Looks new to me. Underside just doesn’t look right.
I tend to have better luck at Estate sales. It helps knowing the people who run the sales as eventually you get thrift-store prices for things....
Northwood?
According to the Glass Candlestick Book, vol 3 by Tom Felt, the L.E. Smith version didn't mention a green variation.
Agree with Greg...spit is a fine solvent.
Rock chalk for sure!!! Gatelegs are such a good use of space. I probably 4 or 5 in various rooms of my house.
Unfortunately it is the age we live in.
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