Lauragarnet, I want to compliment you on the great job you did photographing the vase and thank you for putting the dimensions of the vase early...
Pat P, that huge Citgo sign is interesting . . . but what I dearly love is the building upon which it sits. What a beautiful old building. Do...
Plus, a little at a time prolongs the pleasure of re-finding something you'd forgotten about but "might" decide to keep. ;)
cxgirl, I love, love, love the "nanny brooch" (both concept and execution)!!!
Another of my wild-eyed comments but . . . the bottom looks like a mass of small opened oyster shells. :confused: It is very interesting, to say...
Looks like that company had supplies for/did "hot water canning."
Tyledom, can't help with your question but I really like the photo. I enlarged the photo of the people and wonder if you can read what is printed...
Wugirow or Wusirow??????
The blue vertical "something" between the two front "paws" looks like it "represents" a knotted necktie (clip-on, I suppose, because it doesn't go...
Here's a video you probably didn't think you'd see this evening -- [MEDIA] :rolleyes:
Not saying I recommend it but . . . isn't there an "old" test for differentiating between horn and other substances. I believe it involves a hot...
She's definitely at least one generation (if not two) older than the male. Grandmother, oldest aunt, great-aunt????
Whoa doggies, DH knew stuff about the pipe -- he says: "You put wine in the bowl and that cools the smoke and gives it a flavor." He thinks the...
Her face does look somewhat familiar for some reason or another. What's with the dark hair(?) (looks like finger curls) falling from the crown...
'Nuff, thanks for satisfying my curiosity (but it certainly wasn't what I expected).;)
'Nuff-Said, just curious but in the fourth photo (lime-green background) what is the tube-like item (brassy/pea green-looking but that may be due...
Silverthwait, love your footnotes above.;) I think my previous posting covered the possibility of a "liqueur" without using that word. "Liqueur"...
At 3-1/2 inches tall, my only thought is that whatever it was meant to hold was precious (costly) indeed -- perhaps spices, perfume, or rare seeds...
Pat Parker, so great to see you back. Do you remember the wonderful "giveaway(s)" you did last August of various ephemera items? Well, earlier...
What a lovely little book. Now my imagination is taking hold. I wonder if, because she was addressed as "Mrs. Hayden," she was an older lady who...
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