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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;F pul, post: 9988460, member: 88850&quot;]Thanks [USER=2844]@Any Jewelry[/USER] !</p><p><br /></p><p>it’s never fun to have to leave the house you’ve been living for your whole life. But about the stuff, I don’t think she knew 95% of what she had, her basement was that full (en het is een aanleunwoning, dus er kon nog behoorlijk veel mee gelukkig, zag dat je Brabants was en kon niet op het woord komen).</p><p><br /></p><p>But to be honest, money was far from an issue there so that makes me doubt that (although, you’re not always aware of what you buy). Also the age of it, I see that resin was first discovered in 1930 or something. Let alone that they were able to create such a vase. And it had been in the family for very long. I didn’t know what resin was but they were definitely not that light. I don’t remember if ther felt cold or not but I do know they did feel, how do you say it, real . I do have a picture from above because somewhere in time a piece broke of which is restored. You can actually see the grooves within the vase, which I think is a mark of hand made pottery like with a pottery wheel or something? I’ll add the picture, maybe you can say something about it based on the picture of the crack and the inside.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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