I really Like the Paul Landacre! Congrats on a great find!
Looks like the tumblers are GEORGIAN Pattern. Not sure who made them. Looks like they might be Uranium glass, which will glow under blacklight. I...
Connie. I know nothing about this type of lamp, but my first impression is that the red glass shade does not look right....(doesn't seem like it...
Connie. I see them listed on eBay from $7.99 to $32.99 mostly. Nice vase to own if you like it. Just don't pay a lot for one. Do an ebay search...
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It is a vase made for Teleflora. nothing old or spectacular. Not worth a bunch, but a very pretty piece just the same. Teleflora vases fool a lot...
COOL! I learned something new here today! (as I do most days)! Now I want some!LOL
Amanda.....check your local flea market and antique shops for depression glass books. There are a lot out there. There are ebay listings for a...
Thank you Cluttered. It was nagging at me all day that I had named the pattern wrong, but my brain wouldn't let me access the part with the right...
Amanda.....90% of depression era glass is unmarked. After having some pieces come through your hands you learn the "feel" and characteristics of...
Amanda ...... looks like you have glassware fromthe30’s . The bowl MAY coronet pattern. Possibly Lincoln inn too.
You are welcome . I had all four sets a couple years ago. The series was love, health , wealth and happiness pattern flutes.
Waterford millennium love toasting flute. 2nd in a series of 4 toasts.
Citrine siberian amethyst and. prasolite are natural stones, although they can be created by heating amethyst. Quartz comes in a rainbow of...
Amethyst isn’t often heat treated. There is plenty of it out there of good quality, so the expense of heat treatments isn’t necessary , unless it...
I’m not convinced that the under bowl belongs with the figurine. It seems too unrelated. I may be wrong though.
Although these aren't an exact match. The idea is the same....
Hello. I cant enlarge the signature picture to be able to make out much detail. I would call this a "windowed or window paperweight". Try...
@Walter Del Pellegrino Walter is an expert at Italian. I'm sure he can help
The base makes me think it is Scandinavian in origin. Lotus flower shape is a good guess. I don't think the arrowed parts are a makers mark....
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