Was it this one? https://www.antiquers.com/threads/qvc-helpful-website.19443/#post-264378
Ivy, he's LOVELY! I'm so happy that you rescued him!
Don, I don't know WHAT it is, but I really like it! (I've been collecting "elegant" yellow glass for years: Heisey, Cambridge & Fostoria, in...
Ah, but they weren't SELLING those when I was looking to buy! :cat:
I have a BUNCH of simple wooden plate stands, similar to the one shown below, storing 4 different sets of china & glass, inside those big...
Mariyan, just looking at it, I would have thought it was metal, but you have shown it under Pottery, Glass & Porcelain, so I have to ask: what is...
Here's an interesting article, supposedly from a 1960 article in a Rochester NY newspaper, about the maker: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] from:...
The P.A.L.T. mark was used by Porzellanfabrik Adolf Laufer, a porcelain factory in business in Turn-Teplitz, Bohemia (now Trnovany, Czech...
There are a couple of eBay sellers in the Czech Republic with other pieces of this china. (In the listings, I see only a mug with the identical...
Billy, I wonder if it's a costume of some sort. It reminds me of a dress I had to wear in a play in 5th grade (in the mid-1960's).
Billy, I've seen these called EVIL EYE bracelets. There are a lot of them out there, of differing quality. This one, altho a different color,...
Mariyan, Spode's Blue Room Collection was introduced in 1996 and apparently is still being produced. Check here to verify this:...
Here you go, CG: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Well, that figures... It's just that my local hospital has some VERY old magazines! :)
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Hemster, that reminds me of a how-to article I was reading while waiting for some medical tests last week. The attention grabbing headline was:...
Yes, definitely PAI/Mrazek. I have quite a bit of it, since I've always loved the colors. Here are a couple of pieces that "live" in the...
I remember that back in the 1980's, the World Wildlife Fund offered different sets of animal glasses through their catalog. I don't know whether...
Oh, okay. So, it just removes the black gunk, and then you have to polish it?
Terry, what about the white, flat finish that it leaves behind? Just looking at it, you can tell it's been "dipped".
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