"Bonnie, I don't check this group very often. Sorry for the delay. Your work is by Guiseppe Vuotto, not "F...." Your work needs minor repair and a good cleaning. You can read about him. I believe your painting was painted in the…"
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Need help identifying hallmark???
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additional pic. Site giving me a hard time with my phone. So here is the pic of the hallmark.…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Molly Sep 4, 2019.
Need help identifying this hallmark???
image.jpegDoes anyone know anything about this mark? Found this at an…Continue
Started Sep 3, 2019
Amethyst glass cake dome???
Can anyone help identify maker/age of this cake dome??? It is 11" across any 5" tall, not counting the loop handle. It is VERY heavy glass, weight about like my heavy crystal dome. Any help…Continue
Started Apr 27, 2019
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"Though it is quite hard to see the pattern in the glass, it does look representative of bamboo to me."
"Bonny, www.replacements.com has a FREE ID service. Maybe they can identify them for you...they also buy some items if they have a need for them."
Bonny Evans replied to Bonny Evans's discussion Help identifying crystal glasses, please! in the group Whadja Find Today"image.jpeg
Definately crystal. I have a lot of Waterford and other crystal. These glasses have a beautiful ring! Polished. It holds 14 oz. to the rim. They are 6 1/4" tall. 4" across top and 2 1/4" across bottom. Very beautiful, but…"
"Try Mikasa, or Modern French makers. I've seen these before, and I think they are in one of those groups, though unmarked crystal glasses are extremely difficult to ID. You might try Replacements.com for more patterns to go through."
Bonny Evans replied to Bonny Evans's discussion Help identifying crystal glasses, please! in the group Whadja Find Today"Ok, I will look there. Thanks."
"From what I can see your tumbler is flared-shape. Those are "panels" around it. There are thousands, maybe millions of glass or crystal tumblers. Here are a few thousand or so to look at. …"
"Can you take a pic showing tumbler upright on a table? Include size and number of ounces it holds. Are the cuts sharp or polished (smooth)? When held does it ding-ding when lightly hit with a spoon (which indicates crystal)?"
Bonny Evans added a discussion to the group Whadja Find TodayHelp identifying crystal glasses, please!
image.jpegDoes any glass hounds out there know who made this crystal?!?!?! Can't find any pics anywhere! Any help appreciated! In case the other pics don't load, bottom is smooth, no cut design on bottom. See More
"But what is it? A beer stein? A pot?"
Bonny Evans replied to Bonny Evans's discussion Need help identifying hallmark???"It's heavy. I'm wondering if it is silver."
"What is the metal we are looking for? Pewter? "
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