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Not Just About Fishing!
Started Aug 22
kentucky derby postcard
Replied Aug 16
ON A BLANKET WITH MY BABY!
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- I am the IAO Group Moderator for "Up a Creek Fishing Collectibles"
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My social Network, The Bronzed Rooster, Antiques, Art, & Fun, Every Collectible Under the Sun. BronzedRooster.ning.com
I have lived in Florida since the age of fourteen and is where I currently reside. The sand between my toes is there to stay!
Find more photos like this on The Bronzed Rooster
My thoughts: I believe in the Golden Rule.
Mostly I believe in the good book.
Our children are our most valued treasures.
I have bought and sold on eBay so I know how one should be treated.
It always takes less effort to be nice then it does to be ugly.
Laughter is contagious
I LOVE to read comments on my personal things that I have collected. So have a look-see, say "Hello", leave a remark and let me know you have stopped by. Visit often!
May blessings be yours, Oralei
Many have asked about my name. It means "Golden". It is pronounced Or-au-lee. Family roots have been traced back to Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300341344600 ...not the same model #...but still looking /11.48
Click on the image and it will take you directly to the patent. Value...Dunno Looks pretty well worn. I'd go fishing and use it!
Looks pretty close to:
Welcome to Scarlet Narva of Alto, GA, feel free to start discussions.
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- At 9:38am on October 16, 2009,
Zane said… - Loved hearing The Four Tops...been a long time. Also, love the photos...is that where you are living....how beautiful!
- At 4:56pm on October 15, 2009,
Zane said…
- Hi...sorry that I haven't responded to your comment. I got diagnosed with cancer and have been dealing with that but all is fine now...yes, the Drunkard photo just sold a couple of days ago. I thought it was funny too! Hope all is well...take care
- At 11:11am on October 4, 2009,
Oralei/bronzedrooster said…
- OK Kicko, I understand better what transpired. You may remove that customers information by placing your mouse pointer over the top right corner of the comment. An X will come up. Click on it and it will delete. Unfortunately, Google has already grabbed it and made a permanent record.
- At 3:24pm on September 8, 2009,
Kicko said… - You are welcome Oralei:-)
- At 4:30pm on September 4, 2009,
Mike said… - Lovely photos come and have a free link at www.antiquesden.com Bless .. Mike
- At 4:10pm on September 4, 2009,
Kicko said…
- tomorrow, I ll visit the convention Center in Baltimore for Summer Antiques Show. I ll do some more research on painting. I am good with Chinese Porcelain. I sold the green dragon bowl from Ming Dinasty 1400's for $900.00 and someone from China bought it. There were other clients from Europe, Brazil, Hong Kong, Canada, Spain and England. In the States, people were not serious about it because of the crisis. They could only go below $100.00 for Chinese porcelain.
I have some paintings: Oils and water colors. I have some new partners (expert in Painting). Hope in the near future, we can work on the painting business and definitely, I ll get some clients for your painting too:-)
couple Antique shops wanted me to take their collections and sell it through Ebay. I ll start soon and you probably going to see more selection on my pictures:-)
On Ebay, there are not many serious buyers this summer (slow).
Oralei, please keep on taking pictures on your collections so I could download them and show to some of my clients:-)
I ll let you know if there are some interests on your painting collections.
Best,
Kicko
- At 6:49am on September 4, 2009,
Kicko said…
- Thank you for your advice...it really help:-)
I saw you add more pictures on painting collections. It's not easy to "CLICK" it with your camera because of the reflection from the glass and glossy oil painting. They are great painting!
Kicko
- At 9:18am on September 2, 2009,
Kicko said…
Hi Oralei,
How are you? Hope you could answer my question re: Crystal maker.
I need some help for the maker of this Crystal bowl and lid with brass bottom.
It registered number 825580 circa 1938.
I thank you for your attention.
Best Regard,
Kicko
- At 8:08pm on August 24, 2009,
dolldockrisneal said… - I learned doll restoration from a great doll doc years ago who is sadly now retired. I can't begin to imagine the number of dolls he has had a hand in restoring both directly and through his students!
- At 12:59pm on August 23, 2009,
dolldockrisneal said…
- She probably should have named the doll Kate, would have been cute. We had a new addition to our family after the storm, but we named her after my Grandmother (much more pleasant memories!)
- At 2:44pm on August 20, 2009,
dolldockrisneal said…
- The doll that I repaired that is pictured on my site was a composition doll that was damaged in Hurricane Katrina. The compo just sort of melts when it gets wet. I was so glad to be able to get her looking nice again for my client. The doll is a Kewpie.
- At 12:00am on August 14, 2009,
Martin Lambel said… - Love those little big eye children.
- At 5:27pm on August 13, 2009,
Martin Lambel said…
- Handle & A Spout Cool, a little pitcher. All one color. Sounds pretty cool. Not something you find every day, or even every other day for that matter. Love to see it when you can. By the way, is the little Big Eye Girl in your slide show a print or an original?
- At 5:11pm on August 12, 2009,
Dawn/Chicago Attic said… - Hi just checking in to see how you've been doing? I haven't been on here much lately.
- At 10:00pm on August 8, 2009,
Martin Lambel said…
- Hi Oralei, I'd love to see the sanded majolica. Don't see them very often. Is it one color, two color or more? What size?
- At 3:33pm on August 3, 2009,
Chris Searfoss said… - Thanks for the tip on cleaning the glass. It's inside the cruet, but I'll see what I can do with a bottle brush. Chris
- At 12:19pm on August 3, 2009,
Stan Abrams said…
- Oralei-- Very glad you like them. Regards, Stan
- At 10:29pm on July 21, 2009,
Craig Phillips / B & C Emporium said… - Oralei, check out this lamp on another ning http://vintagevillage.ning.com/group/researcherstotherescue/forum/topic/show?id=2439225%3ATopic%3A53541
more bird lamps, cool
Craig
- At 6:31am on July 19, 2009,
Frank Rostron said… - Its the scroll painting its listed 1st on my pictures the Italian looking one. I guess I might have told you that huh. Sorry about that. Just a little out of touch here lately. between work, golf tournaments, booth at antique shop, and my grandson moving in for the summer, and family visiting ever weekend to try and escape the heat in s.c. I found a new friend in Jim Beam. LOL
- At 2:15pm on July 18, 2009,
Frank Rostron said…
- Hi Oralei just stopped by to see how you are doing. Well i hope if you get a minute check my page and see the painting I bought at auction last night. It's not signed so I can't look up the artist. It appears to be oil on canvas. Its just pretty and I had to have it for 40.00 may check some local studios to see if they can help.
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GOJO experiment on cleaning painting!
Not to long ago there was a discussion on cleaning old paintings. The rule of thumb is to let a professional take care of it. I'm in agreement.
Someone I admire and respect suggested using “GoJo” from the local auto place to clean the nicotine build up off a painting. He said it will clean the nicotine and not harm the painting. There was a bit of controversy about this.
However....Not only am I a wee bit hard headed, but I've learned years ago to "listen" to words of wisdom. Not just brush of… Continue
Someone I admire and respect suggested using “GoJo” from the local auto place to clean the nicotine build up off a painting. He said it will clean the nicotine and not harm the painting. There was a bit of controversy about this.
However....Not only am I a wee bit hard headed, but I've learned years ago to "listen" to words of wisdom. Not just brush of… Continue
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