"John,
This is off subject but why does the china cabinet behind your vase look like it's floating in mid air?"
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tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Christine Sabol's discussion Decanter information in the group Whadja Find Today"I found a dark brown glass donut shaped bottle that looks a lot like yours but it isn't a bottle, it's an experimental fishing float. The throat was sealed solid to prevent air from escaping. The hole was for tying it to the net. Was made…"
Christine Sabol replied to Christine Sabol's discussion Decanter information in the group Whadja Find Today"Thanks"
Jeff Guy replied to Christine Sabol's discussion Decanter information in the group Whadja Find Today"Will be hard without any marks. Is it blown or molded - you need a pic of the bottom. Commonly called a donut bottle, so search for glass donut bottle and you may luck out and find one just like it if you're lucky."
Christine Sabol replied to Christine Sabol's discussion Can anyone tell me anything about these vases? in the group Whadja Find Today"Thanks Eden."
Christine Sabol replied to Christine Sabol's discussion Can anyone tell me anything about these vases? in the group Whadja Find Today"They definitely show gold when held up to the light. The design on them is raised where you can feel it.
Thanks for your help"
Christine Sabol replied to Christine Sabol's discussion Can anyone tell me anything about these vases? in the group Whadja Find Today"Thanks "
tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Christine Sabol's discussion Can anyone tell me anything about these vases? in the group Whadja Find Today"Ruby red is the color. It contains real gold to make the brilliant color. Hold it up to the sunlight and you can see brightness (gold) within the color. If none, then there isn't gold in it. Looks like plain, machine made…"
House of Charm Antiques Southinc replied to Christine Sabol's discussion Can anyone tell me anything about these vases? in the group Whadja Find Today"Seems like ruby glass, nicely done pair. Post war 1950s perhaps."
tomsantiquesetcetera replied to Christine Sabol's discussion Any value to this picture? in the group Whadja Find Today"There are hundreds of pictures like this (or others) on the internet. Some are called maps. Most were bought as souvenirs. This city is today known as Augsburg and is in NW Germany. It is the third oldest city in Germany. Was built by the Romans and…"
Christine Sabol added a discussion to the group Whadja Find Today
Any value to this picture?
Can anyone help me in finding how much this print? might be worth, if anything? I have looked it up and can only find one that is very large. Mine is 14 1/2" x 28". The picture is called Augusta, Vindelicorum. Augspurg. On the bottom of the print it says No. 53 CPSCM…See More
Christine Sabol replied to Christine Sabol's discussion What is this kind of table called? in the group Whadja Find Today"No, the top doesn't flip open."
House of Charm Antiques Southinc replied to Christine Sabol's discussion What is this kind of table called? in the group Whadja Find Today"A Paint decorated Adams style console table, unless the top flips into a double when it would be a game table."
Christine Sabol replied to Christine Sabol's discussion What is this kind of table called? in the group Whadja Find Today"I have no information on this piece as to how old, etc. It is 30" high, 43 1/2" long and 17" wide. It is hand painted. Anyone know what era? I have had it for at least 25 years. Is it worth anything? Thanks"
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