Never seen one marked ONION. Original pattern name is Blue Danube. Made by many makers. Still popular today.
Found a little information for you! Welcome Jwilke! Gastone original copper artwork is made by a Copperwares team of skilled craftsmen and hand...
Looks like felt or something was glued to the bottom. Might be obscuring a signature or something. Maybe a warm water washing will help remove it,...
I mean it's not made my Wheaton, but it is a shape and decoration like wheaton . Wheaton type bottles were made by many other companies....
If I remember correctly. this style of bottle is generally referred to as a Wheaton Bottle. Reproduced for years. Just going from memory here. I...
[ATTACH] I would love a Large ( 5 0r 6 carats would do nicely ) Flawless Natural Alexandrite Gem with Intense color change from Green to Red. I...
This looks like it could be your's. I wasn't sure Morgantown made an Alexandrite color. But it looks like they do....
You might want to google Galle Cameo Glass and see if you find a match
At 7” tall. I wonder if it might not be a decanter, possibly belonging in a tantalus.
If you google Spode 3277 you will see pictures of other pieces of this. One mentioned 1820's as a date. I don't know if that's accurate.
I saw my doppelganger once. I was in my teens I guess. He was marching in a parade I was watching. Our eyes locked, I swear It was like looking at...
My rule of thumb is anytime you see signed art glass cheap. BUY IT!
Personally I don't mind honest crazing that is not discolored or stained. I think the vase looks great.
Question.......Could the E9 actually be EG? Would that make a difference?
The pearl may be a Mabe Pearl
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You might look in a few pawn shops. Arm yourself with info about diamond quality and a loupe. Sometimes there are really nice stones to be found...
NICE CHOICE! 10 Carats D Flawless.......Great for the local Kroger.
Some very nice stuff! I would buy lot 129 in a heartbeat! (Sapphire and diamond brooch). The Queen has one very similar, of course ,if I paid...
I can't find anything relating to steins given as awards. That said, I see no reason to doubt it's authenticity. dating the mark might be useful....
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