I'll have to see if my son can do that. I'm 700+ miles from the table. Good idea! I never thought about that shot.
Who would dream that Antiquers gave housecleaning advice? That is invaluable info. I will try vinegar in my bathroom.
@verybrad helped me with this table before, so I hope that he or someone else could advise me now. We posted the table for sale and my son writes...
I like the Stefan Lochner repro.
Love the arches!
I didn't see any markings, but I was looking on the bottom (like china marks). I never know where to look on glass so thank you for the...
Thank you so much, Tall Cakes! I had looked on Replacements & seen the Indiana Heirloom, but rejected that because the depicted bowl was a...
I inherited an iridescent carnival glass bowl from my mother, which I always thought beautiful. I found several similar on the internet, called...
I inherited an iridescent carnival glass bowl from my mother, which I always thought beautiful. I will start a new thread to ask my Qs about...
You give GREAT answers! I've noticed.
not Cleopatra, but no idea who she might be
I know next to nothing about glass, but in my search for an inherited bottle, I came across this:...
Since it dates to 1886 it is likely that my grandmother (born 1899) received it from her mother. This was one of my "keepers" even before I knew...
[ATTACH] This is another amateur copy from an "old master" painting. In this case it is a detail of a painting by Gerard ter Borch (Terborch) in...
I thought so too, so I spent a lot of time trying to find the original painting from which this was copied. It turned out to be a much copied...
Yes, this is it. So it is actually Early American Pattern Glass (much older 1886) and not depression glass. (I have a few glass "jelly bowls" that...
It cannot be 1970s. My grandmother had sold her house and moved into an apartment by then. She was not buying new items but giving her older...
This amber glass pitcher or jug was given to me by my paternal grandmother (1899-1979), who lived in northeastern Ohio (Alliance), USA. It was...
Love the heads--figural furniture!
I just happened to have Ellen T. Schroy, Warman’s Depression Glass (3rd ed, 2003) checked out from the local public library. The small green...
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