I believe the first comment is right. It looks like a tile cutter.
Well, tickle my bumhole and call me a liar! I cant believe its sterling! That's an incredible pickup!
Damn, oh well. I'd imagine it was maybe 15$-20$ new anyways.
The printing press was invented in the 15th century.
If you have the eBay app, there is a bar code scanner that will automatically search it. It isn't old anyways, probably hobby store crap.
Saying it's now confirmed lead glass, it should glow blue!
It's real. It's a Daisy and Button pattern with a tulip rim. It was made some time around the TOC.
Welp, to the next forum I go.
It looks a lot like Fostoria's "Spartan" series, but there are some key features that are incorrect, going from the stem and foot being wrong, to...
What I meant by "Dead-end" is that it wasn't very helpful in the search (other than the pattern diagram)
Ah, you're fine ;)
As I said up above, I had already found that dead-end Replacements LTD listing. Thank you for the effort though! I was really hoping to find...
I recently went to a local goodwill, and found these 2 sherbert dishes for 6$! Only issue is I cant identify the pattern! I believe it is Libbey...
I think the 3rd mark has something to do with Zero, nothing, or the absence of? EDIT: My brain hurt. In a go to sleep, and hope someone with...
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