Art Pottery

Vase Double

Matte Double Handled Vase 1930s $25.00

Vintage Mid-Century Blue Double Handle Art Deco Pottery Vase – Shawnee McCoy $5.95

Roseville Pottery FREESIA DOUBLE-HANDLED VASE $80.00

Fulper Pottery, MIRRORED BLUE FLAMBE, SWOLLEN Double Handled SHOULDER VASE~~ $475.00

ROSEVILLE POTTERY, FREESIA, TALL DOUBLE HANDLED Green Vase, VERY NICE~~ $275.00

Hull Pottery Calla Lily DOUBLE-HANDLED VASE–8 1/2″ $65.00

Vintage Hull art pottery Water Lily double Handle Vase $44.99

HULL POTTERY CALLA LILY DOUBLE-HANDLED VASE–6 1/2″ $50.00

HULL POTTERY CALLA LILY DOUBLE-HANDLED VASE–6 3/4″ $45.00

Vintage Roseville FOXGLOVE Double Vase WITH GATE 160-4 1/4 $49.99

ANTIQUE PAIR WOOD & SONS ‘SHERATON’ DOUBLE GOURD VASES $109.76

Abingdon Vintage Double Cornucopia Ceramic Vase Peach / Sand Glaze $12.50

1946 ROSEVILLE Pottery Snowberry VASE 1V-6 PINK DOUBLE HANDLES 6 1/2″ TALL GREAT $77.50

Weller Art Pottery Wild Rose Double Handle VASE 8 1/4″ $57.88

Vintage Hornsea POTTERY ‘WOODLAND’ DOUBLE Spill Vase #74 $6.26

Roseville Art Pottery Magnolia Double – Handled Vase # 89 – 7 Estate Fine $129.99

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery Columbine 13-6″ VASE – Pink Green Double Handle $125.88

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery White Rose 983-7″ VASE – PINK GREEN Double Handle $110.88

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery Freesia 195-7″ Bud Vase – BROWN Double Handle $77.88

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery SNOWBERRY 1BL1-6″ Low Bowl Vase – Blue Double Handle $95.88

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery COLUMBINE 150-6″ VASE – PINK GREEN Double Handle $110.88

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery White ROSE 982-7″ VASE – BLUE Double Handle $145.88

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery FREESIA 117-6″ Cabinet Vase – BROWN Double Handle $85.88

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery Clematis 187-7″ BUD VASE – BROWN Double Handle $85.88

Large 9 1/4″ ROSEVILLE Art Pottery Water LILY 79-9″ VASE – BLUE Double Handle $245.88

BROWN Weller Pottery Oak Leaf Double Bud VASE $50.99

VINTAGE Hull Double FLUTED [ 103] VASE ,GREEN & YELLOW WOW $16.00

STANGL VASE DOUBLE HANDLED 3103 Aqua Blue 7 Inches Tall ABOUT 6.5 WIDE $9.99

Vintage Black DOUBLE HANDLED Small Vase 4 1/4″ $10.99

Hull Art Pottery Double handled floral Decorated Vase H-6-6 1/2″ $21.99

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How to Choose Glass Dining Tables

If you are considering the purchase of a pair of glass dining tables, there is more to consider than just how well they are going to match the rest of your living room decor. You also need to take a closer look at what these tables are really made of and whether they will be able to be with you for the long run.

If you want to think that all kinds of glass are created equally, you would be wrong. When it comes to choosing glass end tables, you need to make sure you are selecting glass that can stand up to the work that you are going to expect of it. You need tempered glass.

Tempered glass is tougher than regular glass, thanks to science. It has been put through a number of processes so that it can handle more stress and strain. This is not to say it will not break, as it will. Tempered glass is not only better because it can handle a little more roughness, but it can also handle temperature differences. If you were to put a Hot Plate on a regular piece of glass, the temperature may cause the glass to break. But tempered glass can handle the heat, or the cold, of the situation.

When you are looking at glass end tables for the ones that will be best for your home, you may not always be able to find out if you are looking at high quality glass or not. This is especially the case if you are looking at consignment or auction pieces that have little information. Make sure the quality of the glass is durable and one can guess how strong a glass is by looking at the smoothness of it. Smooth glass indicates the strength of it.

Glass dining tables are often chosen because of the versatility of this style. A table like this often coordinates with several different categories of furniture and accessories such as sofas, lamps, vases, chandeliers, and so on.

More importantly, people love the manner in which a table like this glows as light from the sun bounces off of it. This light generates from its surface throughout the entire room. When a chandelier or contemporary lamp is set overhead or off to one side the magical beauty is even more enhanced.

One of the most frustrating things that can happen to your glass end tables, other than breaking, is that they could end up scratched. Scratches can mar the look of your table and make you always cringe when looking at it. Generally, there aren’t a lot of things you can do after a scratch has been made, so you really need to work to prevent them.

Also note that this category of furniture also is considered versatile because dining tables also mix well with furniture from different eras. This provides for even greater opportunity to apply creative license to any design plan.

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Thomas Mathews

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oh my gosh!? my cat is sooo annoying!!??

ok so my cat is about 3 months old and hes a boy. He keeps attacking me and my family whenever we walk by he attacks our feet we try to teach him that its wrong but he doesnt care! we found him in the street when he was about 5 weeks old! my mom has vases and decoration all over our house and he ruins them all! he bites like a tiger and acts like a monkey! he breaks everything and he licks water from the toilet! hes the most craziest cat in the world! his teeth are like vampires and my whole familys arms are covered with scratches from him! we lock him in the bathroom but he still doesnt listen! he eats so much! he stands in front of the fridge meowing so we can give him human food! and even though we feed him human food he still eats his food so thats double the food! and if we dont open the fridge for him and give him what he wants he attacks and we dont know what to do!? any ideas on how to make him act like a cat not a monkey!?
and im NOT getting rid of him either!

He’s still a kitten. He’ll probably mellow out as he gets older. But if you don’t want to be giving him human food, don’t give in to him. If you start doing something like that he’ll always expect it. Just don’t give in and he’ll learn. Maybe it would help if you got another kitten for him to play with. But then you might just have double the trouble.

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