Thank you. I searched there and didn't find these. I must have been using the wrong words.
I've even checked Replacements.com. They have lots of shakers by Duchin but nothing that isn't salt or pepper. And they don't have pictures for a...
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-1950s-tiffany-co-925-sterling-1818609225
And another listing calls it a powdered sugar shaker.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/tiffany-co-vintage-ponce-powder-4842531386 I think it might be a ponce or powder shaker. The holes are the...
The lid is not marked. But it's got to be silver or at least plated from the look of it.
It's Duchin Creations. Nothing special or unusual there. And I have found the lid and base separately but not together. Not a big deal. But the...
I'm saying it isn't pearl or MOP but I need to clean it and see if that changes how it looks.
I answered you wrong the first time. The iridescence is more like a cat's eye. But it changes to more round when you move it certain ways.
It doesn't have the iridescence or shiny surface of a pearl or mop.
I looked closely for a mark but didn't find one. These wire pieces are usually plated if not just brass.
It isn't flat on the back like a cabochon but has the same curve on both sides.
The wire is like those Mother" and other name pins. https://www.etsy.com/listing/918502077/mother-souvenir-wire-art-pin-vintage
I'm sorry I haven't been back before now. Yesterday was a very tiring day. Here's a pic of the back. I think that's a line of glue on it. [ATTACH]
It reflects kind of like a star sapphire with the reflection moving when the light moves. Thanks in advance! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It was plain white glazed. I've put it back together now.
It is large and heavy and for the first time that I've seen it was weighed down with sand. In fact, my first crazy thought was that it was filled...
I found what appears to be a fruit jar with a fancy lid. I can find it listed but without any id info. The same lid is seen on other jars...
You're getting closer. :cat:
It's possible but there are 4. It's more like a set from an epergne or something similar.
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