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Heavy Glass Bookends
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Can someone please help me with this item? I have these solid glass and quite heavy bookends. Can someone help identify these as either: Blenko or Pilgrim Glass from the 70's I believe. They have…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ed Young Jan 18, 2018.
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"14k is the purity of the gold paint known as vermeil, not the metal.There is no melt value in it.
The hole you show is where the eyelet was attached. The eyelet was for the chain."
"Thanks Tom. That is lint and I should have seen it in the photo. Sorry. There is however a small hole maybe for the attachment of a chain. Please see new photo 7361.
I'd like it to be 14k but I see no marks."
"Question, on the right end in your pic #7341 is a thread or wire sticking out. There should be an eye-let for a necklace. The peanut is, or was a pendant. Pictures of it on line show 2 pearls (simulated I imagine) inside. Yours is said to be 14k…"
Peanut Shell Pill Holder
Anyone have any ideas on this item. Belonged to family but can't say when acquired or how old. It has a fairly stiff spring and seems pretty well made. No marks can be noted. Weighs 1.1 oz. See More
"BikerBonnie, thank you for your help. I really appreciate the effort. That is quite a story. Case closed."
"It is pottery, heavy. I could not figure how to do multiple photos. I did get them added to my My Page / Photos. It has the mark. I have 5 pics in all. Any help with the photos would be appreciated.
Thank you,
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"Haven't been active in a while. Recently acquired this plate. It is 10 1/4 inches in diameter. Does anyone know anything about it? I'm interested in whatever I can learn about the mark. It is in excellent…"
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