Now the "burning" question is -- Will Tie.dye.cat revise his listing to include Terry's suggestion? :shame:
Oh my goodness, the Kumapart cuff buttons are beautiful. And the filigree piece is lovely. I'm like Bakersgma and wonder if/think that perhaps...
In the large vertical left-side of the container, what is that blue box (or whatever it is) with wording on top which seems to say something like...
Lorillard, P., NYC, Jersey City, NJ, and elsewhere Muriel (1920 - 1950)], Van Bibber (1910), St. Leger [906?], Jack Rose (1927), Headline...
See my response below, please. Bookahtoo, re last photo, find out when P. Lorillard Co. was the successor to Thos. (Thomas) H. Hall New York...
Thelmasstuff, I am not asking you to name a specific item -- this is merely a suggestion of a way to come to a price you are comfortable with --...
Thelmasstuff said: "The good doctor was likely enthralled by her ample charms." "Enthralled" or suffocated . . . ?
As Elarnia said above "Names of people are important - perhaps someone will get interested in your family in a generation or two." I have a small...
Not ruled out as a "comparator" if the "flutes" (rods) in the glass are "light diffusers." The comparison of whatever was placed in the tubes...
Don't laugh, Tie-dye.cat, but here is what DH and I came up with (if you do laugh it was mostly DH's idea). Perhaps a way to judge the color...
Birgittaw, thank you x 3 for the name of the engraver (Forssell) and your earlier noting of Sandberg as the artist.
(With apologies to Paul Harvey) And now for the rest of the story . . . . Both were bought about twenty years ago at a local estate sale. I had...
Birgittaw, thank you so much for the link to runeberg.org/ettarsverg/ Both prints (plates) are there as "plancher" 30 and "plancher" 41....
Kentworld, what is the approximate size of the badge?
Maybe she was referring to a large(ish) "snap-to-close coin purse" that men a long time ago kept/carried in a pocket. She could have meant to...
Thank you so much, Kentworld, for the links. :)
I saw a couple of members here mentioning their "Viking" ties so perhaps someone can help with a translation of some of the words on the following...
It is a lovely word. Another word which to me seems to melt in one's mouth is "diaphanous." Neither "ephemera" nor "diaphanous" have ever seemed...
Paraphrasing what Gregsglass said -- Your brain knows more, but your heart tells you more.
Pat, a big welcome to you. :happy:
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