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    Porcelain pitcher

    That is a lovely pitcher to my eyes. It is a pleasing color and has just enough decoration to be appealing, not smothering. Just my opinion, of...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 11, 2015 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    16th/17th century English pottery shards found -- archaeology dig -- The Lost Colony

    Bev, thank you so much for that link -- very interesting. I noticed that of the four men in the church, three of the men appeared to have no...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 11, 2015 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Griffoul bronze letter opener

    Here are two links (different pages) you may be interested in: https://books.google.com/books?id=QbUAAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA140&lpg=PA140&...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 11, 2015 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    16th/17th century English pottery shards found -- archaeology dig -- The Lost Colony

    Bev aka thelmasstuff, I twice opened each link in the article, but never did see a link showing graves inside a church. Which link in the...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 11, 2015 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Bottle opener

    "The "Locktite" Bottle Stopper and Opener. "Locktite" appears in the 1919 and 1922 catalogs as a trade mark for Vaughan's key chain fastener. It...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 11, 2015 in forum: Metalware
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    16th/17th century English pottery shards found -- archaeology dig -- The Lost Colony

    Hope some of you find this of interest -- link to the article on-line:...
    Thread by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 11, 2015, 5 replies, in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Finally scored my Great Aunt Mountees Trunk!!

    As Johnnycb said "She's lovely." Beautiful bone structure and facial features.
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 11, 2015 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Figurines

    I agree, Bev, and I know why I think so -- it's because of the 1. limp and tasseled cap, 2. boldly striped pants, 3. strong color of red, and...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 9, 2015 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Unknown flatware pattern

    Thank you, Terry, for the information. I think they are graceful and timeless silver spoons. ;)
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 8, 2015 in forum: Silver
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    Unknown flatware pattern

    It may be my eyes (or the angle of the photo) fooling me but . . . Is the bowl on the top spoon a bit more elongated (more oval/less rounded)...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 8, 2015 in forum: Silver
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    American Can Company Lid? Age?

    I wondered the same thing. Off the top of my head I can't think of any other way to signify a can's contents except an arrow made stationary...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 7, 2015 in forum: Metalware
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    American Can Company Lid? Age?

    Thank you for filling in the blanks for me. ;)
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 7, 2015 in forum: Metalware
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    American Can Company Lid? Age?

    Just curious but . . . I can make out the following words (or abbreviated words) on the lid(?) -- strawb(erry?), pear, cherry, plum, quince(?)....
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 7, 2015 in forum: Metalware
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    Calling all sailors

    Interesting you should say that, KingofThings -- one of the ways to measure body "parts" to classify an overall physical "build"/anatomical...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 7, 2015 in forum: Militaria
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    Calling all sailors

    And that is the long and short of it -- no clasp. ;) Without a clasp even someone with a wrist small enough to wear it could not get it over...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 7, 2015 in forum: Militaria
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    Tree like bronze candlesticks, with tiny squirrels.

    Mansons, I agree wholeheartedly with "smaller." ;)
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 5, 2015 in forum: Metalware
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    Tree like bronze candlesticks, with tiny squirrels.

    Summing up in eight words those particular lustres on those particular candlesticks -- too large, overwhelming and intrusive, and thus tacky. ;)
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 5, 2015 in forum: Metalware
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    Frank from Cutler Bay, Florida

    A big welcome, Frank.
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 3, 2015 in forum: Introductions
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    Finds Thread

    KingofThings, I have an old pair of Wiss flower shears which I found at an estate or yard(?) sale 15 or 20 years ago. I could not do without...
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 2, 2015 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    NA miniature birch bark canoe redux

    I think your canoe is beautiful, Messilane.
    Post by: yourturntoloveit, Aug 1, 2015 in forum: Tribal Art
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