Does it have a wooden bottom?
I think your Facebook photo hides its translucency a little bit, makes it look almost a little brash. I could see how someone casually flipping on...
It’s warm and pleasing
I do feel bad that this is happening in ‘Antique Discussion’ ahem, does the wood look ‘foreign’ to anyone else?
Like a low tech orgasmstron?
I did not. I was curious what was in there but afraid that the cork wouldn’t be up for re-corking once uncorked.
Like a dangerous lava lamp!
I think it’s held together with pitch as well.
Yea, I guess that’s probably what it is. If I had a man cave I’d throw some led’s in there and give it a run. The wood kind of throws me off. It’s...
Didn’t know where to post this, most certainly not an antique. It’s about 12” tall, there’s a candle in the middle at the bottom. It has the...
Yea, I like it as well. If I were framing them for myself I might put multiples in a single, wide frame together.
WOW!!! Thank You!!
I know, Artists!!
The prints themselves are quite small, probably 3”-5” or so. Just wondering if if any anyone can ID the artist, nothing on the back, haven’t...
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I’m sorry you had to relive the experience....but glad to hear the story!! Anyone have any clue as to the time period of this crock? 1900-1930 maybe?
This is making me hungry!
I figured it was for something ‘wet’ from the very non-porous interior, didn’t think about kraut though! Thank You!
Curious about this utilitarian looking pot or jar. The outside is a thin, light blue/green glaze. The inside glaze is a very thick, deep brown....
Don’t know, maybe try try to work the term ‘minstrel’ into the title? Hard to say whether this would’ve been easier to sell a few months ago.
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