Cork Tip, quality assurance band intact, manufactured at Factory No. 8 - 5th Dist. State of NJ
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Cork Tip, quality assurance band intact, manufactured at Factory No. 8 - 5th Dist. State of NJ
This is a glass chandalier. It looks like the arms may be plastic. The metal hooks look to be very old. This could date it anywhere from 40 to 20 years old at a guess. It may be older...
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I would say more, but dont know anything about these dressers :o)
I would love to find out how old they are and if they have any value.
Five nested leaders: Lenin (smallest), Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev and Gorbachev.
There are six photos of this Asian Tea Set on our gallery website:
http://www.theherbsplace.com/gallery/asianteapot
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I cannot tell you from what era this item came. I'm trying to find out if this is an actual antigue or not ,please help me
This crock has light crazing and a few small chips. The crock has two handles (ears), one on either side. The crock is light cream color on the outsdie and dark on the inside. No stamped marks on the bottom. The # 3 is printed in blue, two times, one on each side. I haven't taken in photos yet. Would love to know how much it's worth or any history info. Thank you!
In 1991 Silver Deer (Crystallite) produced the Swarovski Crystal 10 inch Emerald Castle (Wizard of Oz). It is signed (engraved) by the artist Charles Castelli. There were expected to be 1200 of them made. Shortly after 1991, Crystal World absorbed Silver Deer, started the enchanted castle series, and included the emerald castle in that series, but soon stopped production of it. The emerald castle retail price was around 1,500.00. The reason so expensive was the number of crystals, it is stunning. They may have stopped production because Charles Castelli left the company around that time also. Crystallite has no remaining records of how many were ever made. Not sure yet of Crystal World records. I think it is very rare. Mine is number 114.I have the certificate of authentication. No visible nicks, but the tiny top has separated, it would need put back on, and I have the top. It is truly a beautiful thing, I want to find out how many there are, what it's worth, can I sell it.........
This beautiful buffet was transported around the "Cape" by ship during the 1890's. It has original beveled glass with no cracks or chips, original hardware. Has been finished with antiquing paint, can easily be restored to original condition.