Black amethyst isn't red like that. It's purple when light goes through it.
Hopefully from before supermarket growers forced said apples to go to the no-taste side. They used to be good but now I'd rather eat the canvas.
The apple girl... tastes vary.
Seconded. Used to empty ashtrays.
The ones on Etsy are closer to aurora borealis finish than carnival glass. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/184647653441948453/ - worth looking to...
Meanwhile the plastic crud breaks when you look at it crosseyed.
The second one may have been the hot water pot. If the tea was brewed too strong for some tastes, hot water could be added. Me, I'm the espresso...
Carnival glass is a rainbow-y effect, rather like an oil slick on blacktop. These are a gold paint over gray and not horribly old. The bead...
The red marble dresser is stealing, considering the materials and workmanship. I wouldn't want to look at prices for solid wood and stone...
Bet it still works fine or would with a little oil.
No mugs, but they paid you to play with all the good toys! Tape drives and drum memory? I was born in Feb 1966 but I've heard about some of it....
Doable for sure, and with all that paint loss you sure couldn't damage it.
I could have made these. The good part about tarnish on sterling is it literally wears off. Skin acids remove tarnish. Those wires are small...
Yup - beat me to it. They were one of the "party" brands like Avon and Pampered Chef.
The choker part sure is.
Greetings! Start by posting stuff! I know enough to get into trouble, but we have some real experts in here.
Sure looks like it. As Stracci said it could be another of the chrysocollas out to fool us.
Celluloid would be my guess too. I'd be scared to try and get into them; celluloid goes to pieces with a cross word or a dirty look.
1789..duh. The Constitution didn't exist until 1787. Might have been from the 150th anniversary. They commemorated the 50-year anniversaries and...
I'm betting they're from the anniversary of something; they're not from 1783 alas. We wish.
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