You're incorrigible! :joyful::hilarious:
Yeah, I was looking around yesterday and only found two from this line that sold. But the two that did sell went in the $30.00-$40.00 range for...
People argue about using the word vintage, but I think it's here to stay, no matter how much it bugs some people. 1960s is considered vintage and...
Could you fill it with water, then pour into a measuring cup, so we can know capacity, please?
[ATTACH] Faithfully reproduced in Italy.... Toscany Zena Early American spiky hobnail split rim vase smoke gray Empoli Italy
@kraftblue - can we get a close-up of the head? Is a little face peeking out of a helmet?
I wonder what that pose means? It looks like protecting the family jewels.
I can't figure out what Mouss. stem means.:confused:
. I found a possible shape number: [ATTACH] Steuben compote 6003 via: Carder Steuben Club Carder Steuben Shape Gallery Search Otherwise, all I...
Rolled rim compote. :joyful: That pic came up in Google image search, not too far down the page. It was a link to Pinterest, but it was easy to...
Does this match? [IMG] Source: Carder Steuben Pomona Green and Amber Rolled Rim Compote $400 USD SOLD "An absolutely stunning piece of American...
I like too. Weird and wonderful.:happy:
I have a thing for old dictionaries, too. :bookworm: I have a few from the 1800s. Does yours have moxie and zygote? Just a pet peeve of mine...
Wow. That's weird. It's a mirror image of this: [IMG] Can't You Talk? (1925; original painting 1875) Artist: George Augustus Holmes Image search,...
I futzed around for awhile and honed it down to getting best hits with these key words: antique revolving MUSIC CHAIR No three legged stools, though.
Glad you came along clutteredcloset! In my mind, cinnabar would scorch or burn, but not melt. Learn somethin' new everyday.
OMG. I think Spring would love that.
They are doin' the happy dance.:joyful:
Where are pictures of the chair? How far back in this thread do I have to go to find it?
I don't think they go together. The bowl looks Chinese or Japanese. The pedestal thing looks Arts and Crafts era to me. How about more pics...
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