Welcome. We're becoming quite International here. That's a great thing with so much input from so many sources.
Don't touch that surface yourself. I would leave it alone until I knew exactly what I had ... ...other than replacing the wheels with the proper...
Check the Zane Greys for baseball or sporting (fishing) topics. They're where the money is for this Author. Not so much the westerns. (YAY...my...
I would look towards A. R. Cole of Sanford N.C., 60s-70s or so.
Maybe Vallerysthal Glass?
Tell ya what Bear. Here in south Jersey I wouldn't take a dime less than 150 and probably try for more on the breakfast set. I think we colonials...
$150 U.S. more or less. Seems reasonable to me. Not much room left for my market but if they're not selling them it's a fair price. 'Course the...
Is that "Sphereotype" embossed in the corners? I've never heard of the process either though I'm no photophile. The image is very sharp ('ceptin'...
That's a guy in drag.
If the word rare has become so ubiquitous as to have lost it's meaning what do you say if you have something that truly IS rare? "Rare" is a...
Glass? It looks ceramic in photos.
I remember way back when a friend and I were browsing Shupp's Grove in Pa. My buddy spotted just one of the Madrid "hot plate"/coasters. He...
That's just dumb. If everyone puts it on their watch list it'll probably get 'em excited though.:cool:
Berlin...Haven't been there in years. I personally never had much luck there. Isn't there a pretty good market along Rt.9 somewhere down your way?
Ahhhhh Bev...I LOVE those birds. How about Anna? [IMG]
Vern, Thanks ever so much for coming back with these results. I'm sure there were many here who were waiting with bated breath me among them....
Yeah.:cool:
The Jewel Tea stuff is "Autumn Leaf."
Similar pieces are often listed as Empoli glass.
Hi Chris, and welcome. Glass and silver...our favorite things...along with wood, paper, gold, etc..;) One way or the other we seem to cover all...
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