ziggydog
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:14:45 PM new
Hi, I bought these at a yard sale for 25 cents each. I just love them, they look so art deco.
I'm going to keep them, but just what are they? They seem too fragile to be any kind of plate.
They're both made of clear glass, and I'm not sure how the pattern is added.
My picture posting skills are not the best. I'm going to try one and if it shows up, I'll try the others. If not, I may need some HELP! 
<img src='http://www.auctionimages.net/xhost/images/dinapal/SMGLASS.jpg'>
<img src='http://www.auctionimages.net/xhost/images/dinapal/SMGLASS.jpg'>
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ziggydog
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:16:26 PM new
Okay, I think I need help with the pictures. Anyone?
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Eventer
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:27:17 PM new
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gc2
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:27:19 PM new
[ edited by gc2 on Aug 12, 2001 05:33 PM ]
[ edited by gc2 on Aug 12, 2001 05:34 PM ]
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ziggydog
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:28:59 PM new
Eventer- Now how did you do that?
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Eventer
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:30:33 PM new
To post a picture, use:
[ img ]http://file location[ /img ]
Except, don't leave ANY space anywhere. Had to leave spaces in the brackets because it's the only way to show it.
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Eventer
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:31:42 PM new
gc2,
Take out the "src". That's not needed, just the http://
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bunnicula
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:31:58 PM new
You were using HTML --this board uses UBB. Next time put:  after it to have a picture show here.
If you want to put a clickable link, use url instead of img.
EDIT: Aaack! forgot to leave a space inside the brackets around img& /img, and url & /url!
[ edited by bunnicula on Aug 12, 2001 06:10 PM ]
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ziggydog
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:32:19 PM new
http://www.auctionimages.net/xhost/images/dinapal/SMGLASSCU.jpg
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ziggydog
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:34:28 PM new
Okay, trying again...thanks for your patience.
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Eventer
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:34:47 PM new
ziggydog,
You need to use the brackets and img tags before the location.
[ img ]http://www.auctionimages.net/xhost/images/dinapal/SMGLASSCU.jpg[ /img ]
Except remove the spaces before and after the words in the brackets.
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ziggydog
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:36:45 PM new
Success! Thank you so much Eventer!
Here's the other one:
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gc2
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:38:26 PM new
Eventer, I was missing the apostrophe (') after the jpg
Makes a diff apparently.
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rawbunzel
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:46:55 PM new
Look like 1950's Georges Briard glass serving trays. They are usually signed but I am sure others made them as well and didn't sign them. You might wantto search Briard on Ebay and see if there is anything similar. He did all kinds of things so no telling what you'll find.
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ziggydog
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posted on August 12, 2001 05:56:42 PM new
Rawbunzel--Thanks so much! I'll do that.
And thanks to Eventer and everyone for help with the pictures!
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rawbunzel
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posted on August 12, 2001 11:14:05 PM new
One more little tidbit for you, Ziggydog.
Those glass trays were most likely made from blanks that were destined originaly to be ceiling light shades.Mr. Briard bought blanks and made these trays from them.
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