"Sharron, if you will Google, Nefertiti bust, click "Images" you will see hundreds of similar, including yours (exactly) "brand new dust and resin for $49.99" of NYC. Sorry."
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"eGADS, since recommending watching "Escape to the Chateau" (EC) they've changed their format. I actually turned off the last EC show. VERY BORING, they are making kiddy crafting stuff for which I have no interest..."
"Michelle and Jeannine, You are in WHADJAFIND GROUP. We ID/Evaluate items here. If you wish to sell use group, SELL MY ANTIQUES (link at top of page)."
"Thanks for the kudos. Let me add that wooden cutting boards are hard to clean and are breeding grounds for many diseases.
Earlier I said to look inside the troughs for cut marks...no need as they can be seen in your picture #10268."
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It's printed in big letters, JEX 150. That's what it is. JEX is a NEW breed of calves and your whatjamacallit is a sling for one if needed to gently transport them. I think that answers your question.
No recent…"
"I had another thought but I got timed out and it didn't post. Those black things, handles??, are they metal?
I'm thinking it may transport military items for airplanes such as wing tanks, gun pods, ammo, rockets, etc."
"Looks like (doesn't mean it is) a sling for an animal, veterinarian or animal shipping. "This" isn't much of a description. No size, materials, provenance."
"Bill, "Kitchen summer house" explained. Most house fires started in the kitchen, so builders began building the kitchen next door in its own house so that the whole house wouldn't burn down. Dates the house to mid 1800s or…"
"I don't see 6 pics either. You probably didn't click "Add reply"."
"Pic 1108 and 1109 do not match (closures are different)."
"The wood is split bamboo. It has been stained dark brown, possibly from the oil, grease, etc from the meat which is held in the concurved part of your cutting board. They say the meat is tastier when cut in its' juice. The size indicates…"
"Bill, you have an enviable task ahead of you...I love doing things like that. Have you seen the weekly program on PBS, Thursday evenings, "Escape to the Chateau". Two Brits bought an abandoned castle in France filled with goodies and…"
"Sarah, YOU are supposed to provide details that you know when you make the orig post but YOU said you couldn't read the faint tag on the bottom. YOU didn't mention the blotching-looking paint, or finding others with the same paint job, or…"
"I see your problem, same girl, different makers, ages estimated from 1930s to 1970s, lots of guesses going on. It appears like "she" first was made in Italy as a bookend along with a little boy reading a book in the 1930s-50s. Her hair…"
"A "generation" is 20 years, X 5 = 100 years, 1921. I am 6th generation, my ancestors migrated in 1828. None of this matters and doesn't date your basket. Fact is, the baskets are still being made currently.
It is a…"
"Looks like some of them are missing parts which makes identifying them difficult. Ask you sister what it is, how it works, what's missing..."
"Michelle, are we supposed to guess what your jewelry looks like and what your questions are? And why are you opening so many posts?
Michelle Newman,
1. READ POSTING INSTRUCTIONS.
2. Terminate ALL YOUR POSTS. Use the "X" in right margin.
3.…"
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"BB, I can't tell if it's a "D", E, or an "O". There's many companies that make or made this stuff. Yours are fairly new, past 20 years I'd guess, paste, glass, minimal value, garage sale value $1.00 used."
"The sword shape is Farsi and Arabic for "f" or "fa".
The upside down V .. has no meaning. I checked Persian and Egyptian also.
The upside down .2 is shown in 3 languages (not Egyptian) but it has 0, 1, 2, or 3 dots on top, on…"
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Dianne, IAO Editor-in-chief has asked me to write this Forum for the dealers. I am not an expert, but I have studied marbles intensely, have sold some on-line and spoken by e-mail to collector websites. The following is what I have discovered.
Marbles have been around for centuries. On line there are many, many websites devoted to marbles and history and some with prices. Glass artists today make beautiful marbles (small paperweights) and they sell for $350 and up. There are… Continue
Dianne, IAO Editor-in-chief has asked me to write this Forum for the dealers. I am not an expert, but I have studied marbles intensely, have sold some on-line and spoken by e-mail to collector websites. The following is what I have discovered.
Marbles have been around for centuries. On line there are many, many websites devoted to marbles and history and some with prices. Glass artists today make beautiful marbles (small paperweights) and they sell for $350 and up. There are… Continue
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- At 6:35am on April 3, 2022,
Oralei said…
RIP Tom
Thomas “Tom” Hundhausen, Passed away
AUG. 20, 1941 — JULY 17, 2021
- At 8:44am on June 26, 2017,
Fred Thompson said…
Thanks, I still didn't get my text with the pic. I have Craig's list down pat and can usually keep up with the changes on Ebay. Luddite!
- At 6:55pm on April 16, 2016,
Charles A Peavey said…
Thank you for the welcome Tom! First of all I am in Northern CA not too far from the Oregon border, kinda halfway between the border and San Francisco on the Coast. Appreciate the offer of help. I own and operate The Blue Ox. My specialties include lamps of all kinds, sewing machines and other mechanical oddities, and Arts and Crafts era furniture and farm equipment and tools including tractors. I'm an antiques dealer, auctioneer and handle estate sales. I do repairs on lamps and antique furniture including upholstery. I've been in the antique business on and off since 1965. Best regards!
- At 6:27pm on December 15, 2015,
C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk said…
OK see your inbox now
- At 6:21pm on December 15, 2015,
- Hi
See your inbox
Dianne
- At 11:21am on December 10, 2014,
Barry A. Kelley said…
Tom, these were the comments you made back in 2009
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"I wonder if our paths ever crossed? I was a Yeoman at US Naval Nuclear Power Training Unit, IF, 8/62 to 7/65. Cdr Kauffman was the CO. I was Staff and never met very many students. I see now he is a retired Admiral. That oval-shaped picture of yours…"
- At 11:04am on December 10, 2014,
Tom, thanks for the help with the portrait. Yes, Changs does have the best Chinese food that I have had in the NW. The portrait looks like it is a print not a painting. There does not seem to be any identification of any type on it although I have not removed it from the frame to see if there is anything on the bottom under the mat or on the back. The mirror front when folded up is the American Indian portrait. The frame is very ornate brass. The portrait seems to be cardboard paper covered with some type of a glossy protective plastic finish. There are no visible identifying marks on it either....frustrating. It would be fun to take them both to Antique Roadshow.
- At 12:31pm on August 27, 2014,
ItsSewUniQUe said…
What are you asking me about the basket/. Do you want to know if i want to purchase it or are you trying to get some info about it?
- At 4:15pm on May 2, 2014,
Brenda Adams said…
- Sorry for to many letters in your name error !
- At 4:14pm on May 2, 2014,
- Thanks tomsantantiquesecetra
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