"He (Swartz) is still shown as a Member. I see you sent him a msg...did he not answer?"
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"Yes, Mark D. Swartz. I left a message, but looks like he isn't here any more. If he responds I'll update."
"Always a pleasure to hear from you Tom. No, Tom, it isn't MY translation, it is GOOGLE's. Please see screen shot below. I'm not Corsican so I have no other information. I'll say it again. KISS."
"Mark, are you still using this site? I have some scandinavian glass that I think might be Orrefors and I'd be interested to see what you think. Please reply back if you can be of help and I'll post pics. Thanks!
Jeff Guy"
"Use IAO's SEARCH ENGINE. Black line at top of any page...you'll find 8 pages of posts including the answer to your question."
"post the pieces, I have nice one, perfumer"
Who was the Orrefors collector?
Is there still an Orrefors collector checking in here? I have a couple interesting pieces if so. Let me know and I’ll post.See More
"Tom is wrong. My translation is correct according to google. Why wouldn’t a horseshoe have “good luck” on it? KISS (keep it simple stupid)"
"Potenzone means “potential” in Corsican. I imagine this is simply a good luck charm meant to go over a door or wherever a Corsican puts his good luck charm."
"Are you sure about the size? It may be a dubloon, from New Orleans Mardis Gras, if it is smaller than you said. They throw them from the floats during Mardis Gras parades. Usually made of aluminum or aluminum alloy, some of the older ones are made…"
"Because of the base of the figurine, I think that is neither bone nor ivory, but resin (plastic). You can find tests online to determine for sure what it is made of."
"Good eyes! Modern potter working in Rhode Island. Here's her website: http://larkpottery.com/index.html"
"Looks to me like someone had the holder with buckles on a retail case in a mall, then got out of the business. These sell for $10 to 15 each on eBay, with only a couple like Harley for up to $40. Sold listings…"
"I'm surprised no one here is old enough to have seen the Dansk candleholders made in the 60's and 70's. They made tiny candles for the candleholder, and were pretty readily available at places with imported goods. Here's a sample…"
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- At 4:15pm on March 16, 2017,
bill gilsrud said…
so your view is theres no antiqe value ? thanks
- At 3:17pm on August 14, 2013,
Heidi Pink said…
I hear ya about figuring all this stuff out :) I sent you a friend request and think we need to be friends LoL so I can send you a message :) I would love to chat with you about this plate and what I'm learning :) All the best!
- At 5:13am on July 30, 2013,
kathy park said…
Newbee’s
A very big welcome to our terrific site, we hope that you get involved in many of our groups, and post some photos of your collection(s) etc with the information on yourself already on your page. When you get comfortable here please would you add an avatar picture and feel free to customize your profile page, to make it more you (easy templates provided)
Then you can start exploring the site and join as many groups as you like, let us know your interests and we can point you in the right direction as to which groups to join, if you only want specific topics. Invite some friends from the group, this is very easy and we have such a great group of people, write an article or make an announcement on our http://iantiqueonline.ning.com/forum (found on the main page) or post in any of the specialty group forums. Be sure to visit Whadja Find (tell others what you found remember to read how to post the photo’s correctly not links and add a detailed description to enable the others to give help easier). Visit the Sell My Antiques Group (where you can sell antiques, collectibles, art etc, should you wish to sell an item) By the way....each group has its own forum and also a comment wall (like a bulletin board). Forums help keep the threads (topics) organized. You are always welcome to start a new forum in any group. The Main forum is for general announcements for the whole community. If you need further help click on the Help Desk button at the top of your page. This feature provides answers to frequently asked questions and other tips, suggestions and information. Should you get stuck on technical matters or need to report an issue use the "Report an Issue" button on the very bottom of your page. Please tell your friends not already on the site about us. You can invite new members by clicking on the invite button on the top of you page,
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