Hehe. Thanks. Still trying to get all the little niggly bits done...
It took ages, but... [IMG] ...to... [IMG] Still got a bit more to go, but I love the results already! :D
You could put that on your patio or front porch next halloween, and light a bonfire in it. It'd scare away all those pesky little demons (I...
Putting the pot to good use... [IMG] It holds a surprisingly large amount of toothpaste!!
LOL I have no interest in the lids unless they come with their bottom halves as well!!
The dates I'm finding are very very spotty. That's why I wanted to post here. I thought maybe someone who collects antique jars and bottles might...
After a LOT of searching, I found this: http://nancysdailydish.blogspot.com.au/2011/01/teeth-care-meets-transferware-pot-lids.html It seems to...
For absolutely no other reason than I bought it today, I wanted to show off something... [IMG] Today, I bought the little, square ceramic...
OK, 60s it is. Thanks folks.
How old are you, then? Because I have no idea still...
I'm basing my dating on what I read on Wikipedia, and other sites. I have no clear idea how old it is. As it stands, I'm saying prewar. Until...
I need someone who's a bit more of a historical expert than I am...and that's saying quite a lot... [IMG] What we have here is a beautiful,...
I was watching an episode of Antiques Roadshow where they said it's best to polish silver ONCE, PROPERLY - and never touch it for as long after...
You're welcome! But now see here - I expect my powders to be finely ground and correctly proportioned! Hop to it!
I demand to see the entire cup! How dare you hide such a thing of beauty from us!!
I've seen one of these before. It's a cachet-making device. You put the little rice-paper cups inside the holes on both sides, you fill half of...
Glad I could help. Incidentally it's not a filling mechanism I'm familiar with. But in the 1900s-1910s, there was a HUGE rush to try and develop...
Figtree has a very good memory. The pen is made of BCHR (what most pen collectors call 'black chased hard rubber') or to use a more common term -...
I wanted to buy the links, but I fiddled-and-jibbered over them too long and when I went back they'd been sold. But nobody had touched these two...
Thanks! The lady I bought them from gave me a really good discount, I felt, so I didn't think it was polite to try and haggle further. She'd had...
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