Hi Julie! Everything turned out great! On the glass jug that was blue, I buy the silver scratch pads with NO soap or anything in them from dollar tree. I use these for taking off the sharpie marker spots that goodwill insists on putting on the bottom of every item they sell...🤦♀️🤦♀️. And I also use them to take off those pesky sticky tags, once I've soaked them for a bit in hot soapy dishwater, same with sharpie. Soak it in dishwater and those little scrubby pads takes it off generally. I am thinking that if you soak that jug again, you'd be able to get in the crevices of the bottom of that jug. I always use 🔥 WATER with my dish soap. I dont know if that makes a difference or not but I always get the nastiness off!! Happy scrubbing!! And the jug was my favorite, so I hope it came out ok!!
********* TRY THIS FOR THE STAIN ON THE WHITE CANISTERS *********** If I have rusty stains on white corelle plates I make a paste with the powered bar keepers friend and scrub it with my fingers. This has worked well for me. It’s worth a try. Love your channel.
You are brilliant! You have opened up a whole new world for me of thrift store finds I would reject. Thank you! I have subscribed for more of your wonderful videos! ❤️ Shirley
Boy did i miss you! Hope your family vaca was a great time for you and your family. My favorite was the horse bookends. I have been doing this with birds I have been finding.
The glass jar, use steel wool while wet with the dish soap water to get color off bottom. Might take elbow grease, but I think that would work. I died a little when you painted the sunflower teapot!
I suggested she try a paint thinner, mineral,spirits or turpentine. Also, nail polish remover. It’s worth a try. I wouldn’t give up until I tried other things.
Julie! were you doing your voiceovers in your vehicle?😂 Hey, I really liked the large pear. Using the white wax on the floral plaques really elevated them. Loved seeing you do makeovers again. Tks.
Yes, it's summer time and it's the only place where people (kids & husband) don't bother me 🤣 it's really hard to film and edit over the summer with a full house
Ok so off topic but what brand & color is your mail polish? It’s the mauve color at the very beginning. When you were using the clay. I’m obsessed with shades like that.
Wire wool with dish soap will remove paint from entire glass surface. WARNING wear gloves!. The staining on the containers is caused by liquid seeping in through cracks in the glaze and cannot be permanently removed. Love the idea of the cement texture.
Thank you Julie, love all of your crafts but especially thanks for showing how to make the white wax, I've been looking for black wax so I'm going to try this with black paint and see what happens 😊
First I love all your designs and tips. I have questions. How do you get gorilla glue not to foam all over the project. I even tried the finger spreader. I loved the dusty rose color. I get over glue to clean off. Then with the paint and baking soda, how durable is it. I even clear sprayed it but I'm worried about chipping. The horse head really looked like concrete. With the blue bottle I would try a dish scrubber, maybe one with a sponge on one side and use it like you did with the razor. I recently painted a glass jar with a milk glass paint color.My jar would not clean up (not paint but wear) It was awesome and sold really fast. Keep up the great work. Love all your ideas.
i have been doing the baking soda mix for over a year and having had any issues. the glue I use does not foam, make sure you get the clear that doesn't foam
Hi Julie! I love the way the first pot/bowl came out! And who knew toilet bowl cleaner would rust metal?? 🤣 I know you prefer to paint almost everything, but I preferred the teapots the way they were 😊
Julie, all your projects look great! I love how you use paint, baking soda and antiquing wax to revive your thrift store finds. Thank you for sharing. LOVE your tutorial style. :)
I like the flower pot with the IOD molds. It turned out gorgeous and better then if it never had a broken piece. Great ideas! Thanks for another great Video.
WOW,THIS TUTORIAL JUST BLEW ME AWAY WITH ALL OF YOUR EASY AND SUPERB PAINTING / STYLING TIPS 💖💖 BTW,,your soft and soothing background music is the BEST ON THE WEB!!!!!!!! So glad you keep it consistent
Julie I absolutely LOOOOOOOVE your channel girl!!!…. You are without a doubt one of THEEE MOST innovative, creative DIYers on this entire platform and I’m sooo here for it!! Question: which IOD Moulds do you find yourself using the most? Or which so you think are some of the most versatile? I just bought the locks and keys and I want to buy a few more. But I’m super indecisive. (I love/want literally all of them).
You might try oven cleaner. I've used it on paint made of Kryptonite, I know, because it wouldn't succumb to anything else. I do like the glass bottle! Love the Oxyclean idea, I have used it on my beaten-up quilts with good results but never on ceramics...but maybe you shou.d let them soak for a couple of days or more, li,e I sometimes do for my quilts. Good luck!
Whenever I see something I love, I never remember this!!! Gorgeous candlesticks, painted a horrible dingy crackled yellow...I didn't even pick them up 😑, my friend with me got them, 5 for $1 each 😭😭😭😭😭
Hi Julie I loved what you did with the big pot and rose moulds it looked beautiful! I loved everything except the rust! I really don't like anything rusty myself. In my opinion it cheapens all the lovely items. But that's just me! I couldn't believe how beautiful the horse head and plaques looked I really enjoyed this video! Thank you for sharing! Xx
FABULOUS video Julie loved every single thing!!! I absolutely love the white wreath in backround could I kindly see a close up pic of that please..thx for sharing❤❤❤
I've heard acetone will get the paint off of the glass. I haven't tried it, but I've seen it done. It has to be 100% acetone, not nail polish remover that has a bunch of other stuff in it. Beautiful projects today! Because of you, I'm buying the Whispering Willow & Brocante transfers plus the farm animal molds and probably the pots transfers! I can't wait until March 4th to order them all! DIY paint too!
I always look forward to and LOVE your videos. I'm wondering if you tried to scrub the staining on the canisters with a toothbrush or something after their soak? In my experience, most things like that still require a bit of elbow grease. I will definitely be trying that technique. I always make my own wax out of clear wax. I recently did a metal frame that had tulips and vines around it. I experimented and mixed some spring color I liked with clear wax. I did the tulips in several colors and the vines in Celery by Waverly. It turned out so beautiful and aged looking. I LOVE it. So now I may do a project with green, gray or any color I think goes well with the piece. You should give it a try. For instance the teapots you made over. What if you made some of the dusty rose colored wax and used it over the white baking soda mixture instead of painting the entire piece that color? 😊 I'm glad you took the time to show those that may not know these tips and tricks. I think that's what makes your followers so amazing. The Facebook group is usually very open to sharing their tips and tricks. It has to help that you lead by example. ❤
You did a great job you wonderful work it's the paint and was not made for glass although looking at its does fit but you did a wonderful job love watching you can't wit to watch and learn more from you thanks 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you Julie for all of the great videoas and info you give us!! love all of your stuff, especially being a south Louisiana girl myself. (Prairieville) question…which goodwill bins do you go to? There aren’t any close to us, but I don’t mind to road trip for a good thrifting trip. Thanks again!
You are amazing!! I've been following you for years, and have used many of your ideas using the air dry clay!! Thank you Julie😁 Love love your accent 👍
Julie, next time you have a glass jar with any kind of painting on it do the dawn but use a stainless steel scrub brush pad. It will contuer to the shape of your object. I have also used comet or ajax for really tough paint. Last christmas I had to identicle vases with the crackle glass look, the only prob. Was one had a gold tone paint over it. Well I went to work on that vase and by the time I was done you could'nt tell the two apart. All because of the stainless steel pad. Try it , it really works. Much love, God Bless, AnnLyn, from N.M.
you might try benzoyl peroxide (like the oxy acne paste). I used that on a huge permanent market stain on an American girl bitty baby doll head. Set it in a window full sun for a day, completely gone! and no damage to the original doll plastic. FYI : )
I use the orange cleaner by “Awesome” at dollar tree to remove stains, glue residue, wax on my countertop from my wax machine (I am a stylist so I have a wax bowl for waxing eyebrows and etc…) and many other cleaning jobs.
No favorite because it all ended up looking so pretty. 😍 Seriously, I didn't think there was any hope for the horse head, but it turned out beautiful and high end looking. Where do you get your lavender from??
Hello Miss Julie hope all is good blessing to you and fam. I was so excited to see you do the color removal from the glass bottle. If your having a hard time removing color just continue to soak it some more I use a ( and dilute decreaser I buy from SAMS CLUB( I dilute it)if the color is stubborn and let it soak for a couple of days but dont give up I wish you could see the huge collection I have collected and should get rid of according to my husband but they are so beautiful like all of your creations 🤗so please give it a try again I know you will love the results. OH one more thing make sure you try to use the hot water that first comes out the water hose(during the summer)😉Sacramento gets really dry heat helps too.
Hi Julie! Totally loved the Horse Bookend and WOW on the rusty--crusty toilet bowl cleaner hack. And can I say "if you don't like it just turn it around" is just typical JULIE design genius! Thanks for sharing!
That was a great idea! Using clay to fix first pot. Acetone for colored vase. Funny I've had small glass candle holders the color came off. I wonder if the heat? Hotter water?
The Oxiclean is safe to use for long soaking. I had a piece of vintage fabric with a big yellow stain over almost a third of the piece. I soaked it for three days, (changing the water each day) and it came out stain free!!
Oh my goodness!! I just love the brilliant way you transformed the planter with the owie with the rose mold! Gorgeous and easily my favorite. But wait!! The pear was also my favorite. Thank you, Julie!
I noticed there was a kabel under the teapot of the make, etc. So I hope those teapots aren't from a designer label like Royal Doulton, cos if so, they have just lost ALL their value!
Nail polish remover for the blue paint that wouldn’t budge.
This is exactly what I was going to comment!!
@@ildi1969 me too
thanks for the tip
Steel wool?
I wonder if soaking in the Oxi solution overnight might work for this?
The planter is GORGEOUS! I too try to rescue thrift finds and often get carried away in my efforts.
You could have tried using inexpensive denture cleaning tablets on the discolored canister bottom. Works well
Steel wool and goo be gone for the blue vase. I absolutely loved the first vase! The color was really pretty!
I was going to suggest a wire brush or steel wool. They never disappoint LOL
thanks for the tip
Love your thrift flip videos. The pot with the added clay moulds was great. The one little fallen leaf at the bottom rim was perfect.
Hi Julie! Everything turned out great! On the glass jug that was blue, I buy the silver scratch pads with NO soap or anything in them from dollar tree. I use these for taking off the sharpie marker spots that goodwill insists on putting on the bottom of every item they sell...🤦♀️🤦♀️. And I also use them to take off those pesky sticky tags, once I've soaked them for a bit in hot soapy dishwater, same with sharpie. Soak it in dishwater and those little scrubby pads takes it off generally. I am thinking that if you soak that jug again, you'd be able to get in the crevices of the bottom of that jug. I always use 🔥 WATER with my dish soap. I dont know if that makes a difference or not but I always get the nastiness off!! Happy scrubbing!! And the jug was my favorite, so I hope it came out ok!!
I always love seeing your ideas for the thrifted items you find! It definitely serves as inspiration for my own home decor!
********* TRY THIS FOR THE STAIN ON THE WHITE CANISTERS *********** If I have rusty stains on white corelle plates I make a paste with the powered bar keepers friend and scrub it with my fingers. This has worked well for me. It’s worth a try. Love your channel.
Try nail polish remove with acetone it should remove it. All your items came out beautiful.
I was thinking about that too try using some nail polish remover it will just about take anything off .
thanks for the tip
You are brilliant! You have opened up a whole new world for me of thrift store finds I would reject. Thank you! I have subscribed for more of your wonderful videos!
❤️ Shirley
Hi! I don't speak good english, but a try to understand you because I like your projects. 😊
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Thanks for watching
You are so creative! I just found you but I love watching you change these pieces like you do, you are amazing!
Charming flips! I love the "Make Your Own Wax Color" reference. This really makes possibilities with the color wheel endless!
Boy did i miss you! Hope your family vaca was a great time for you and your family. My favorite was the horse bookends. I have been doing this with birds I have been finding.
Love how you make your own colors! Love the color of the “white pot” and how it turned out with the molds!
Glad you like them!
The planter turned great! While I'm not a fan of rusty kitchen utensils, the toilet bowl cleaner certainly did the job.
Love the one making a moulded Rose and painting the whole pot, l've learnt something today. Thank you 👏
So wish we could get Waverley products in Australia!
I love what you did to that broken large planter!
thanks!
The glass jar, use steel wool while wet with the dish soap water to get color off bottom. Might take elbow grease, but I think that would work. I died a little when you painted the sunflower teapot!
I was going to say the same thing about the steel wool! 👍👍👍
Same thought about steel wool!
I suggested she try a paint thinner, mineral,spirits or turpentine. Also, nail polish remover. It’s worth a try. I wouldn’t give up until I tried other things.
Me too!I absolutely love sunflowers and teapots.
I like the" turn the ugly around" tip!!! 👍👍👍👍🤔🤔
I don’t love that rusty look. Happy for you that you do! I’m more traditional.
That glass bottle was really neat- glad you got it (even though it was
Alot of work)
I absolutely love the pinkish planter. So gorgeous!
Thank you! 😊
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤
Julie! were you doing your voiceovers in your vehicle?😂 Hey, I really liked the large pear. Using the white wax on the floral plaques really elevated them. Loved seeing you do makeovers again. Tks.
Yes, it's summer time and it's the only place where people (kids & husband) don't bother me 🤣 it's really hard to film and edit over the summer with a full house
Ok so off topic but what brand & color is your mail polish? It’s the mauve color at the very beginning. When you were using the clay. I’m obsessed with shades like that.
not sure, it's a dip. it is the only thing that i have found that will hold up on my hands
Yes, we can try!!! Loved the big white bowl. Would look so good with lavender spilling over.
Glad you're back!!!
Great idea!!
Wire wool with dish soap will remove paint from entire glass surface. WARNING wear gloves!.
The staining on the containers is caused by liquid seeping in through cracks in the glaze and cannot be permanently removed.
Love the idea of the cement texture.
thanks for the tip
Sis pad will take the rest of the paint off that big bottle.
SOS PAD. sorry
That first item (the planter) turned out so well! That's my favorite. Please do more videos like this and not so many haul videos.
Bar Keepers Friend = Great cleaning for all porcelain!
ACETONE,,,,PAINT REMOVER, BRUSH AND ELBOW FORCE..GOOD LUCK
thanks for the tip
Acetone from the Dollar Tree will take that paint right off
Love them all especially the tea pots. 🌸🌻🌻🌸🧡
nail polish remover with acetone to remove the blue from the bottle or steel wool.
Not all colored can be stripped like yours was. The blue was a coating. Much colored glass is dyed glass and can't be stripped.
right, but you should be able to tell if it's in the glass or on top
Steel wool takes the remaining paint off
These are all great updates. I really like the large pear and the large bowl where you added the roses.
Nail polish remover/acetone would likely get rid of that paint asap.
thanks for the tip
Like the horse book ends. turned out great.
Loved how these products turned out! Stunning!!!❤
soak in hot water snd use the abrasive side of a sponge
100 percent acetone in the beauty section
Thank you Julie, love all of your crafts but especially thanks for showing how to make the white wax, I've been looking for black wax so I'm going to try this with black paint and see what happens 😊
I would think that it works the same
Sometimes the stains come from cracks in the glaze and water gets under the glaze.
yes, the stains are on in the inside
First I love all your designs and tips. I have questions.
How do you get gorilla glue not to foam all over the project. I even tried the finger spreader. I loved the dusty rose color. I get over glue to clean off.
Then with the paint and baking soda, how durable is it. I even clear sprayed it but I'm worried about chipping. The horse head really looked like concrete.
With the blue bottle I would try a dish scrubber, maybe one with a sponge on one side and use it like you did with the razor. I recently painted a glass jar with a milk glass paint color.My jar would not clean up (not paint but wear) It was awesome and sold really fast.
Keep up the great work. Love all your ideas.
i have been doing the baking soda mix for over a year and having had any issues. the glue I use does not foam, make sure you get the clear that doesn't foam
Thank you. I needed that advice on glue.
try steel wool to get the rest of the purple off the glass!
Try magic eraser to finish cleaning that blue vase, or nail polish remover
Also, dishwashing on the hot setting might help
How about using a stainless steel pot scrubber that you can get anywhere for getting the paint off glass?
i will try that
Hi Julie! I love the way the first pot/bowl came out! And who knew toilet bowl cleaner would rust metal?? 🤣 I know you prefer to paint almost everything, but I preferred the teapots the way they were 😊
If you soak that jar again and use a fine steel wool it should come right off! I love the cement look! Thanks for sharing
thanks for the tip
White wax and antique wax!!
Julie, all your projects look great! I love how you use paint, baking soda and antiquing wax to revive your thrift store finds. Thank you for sharing. LOVE your tutorial style. :)
thanks for watching
I like the flower pot with the IOD molds. It turned out gorgeous and better then if it never had a broken piece. Great ideas! Thanks for another great Video.
WOW,THIS TUTORIAL JUST BLEW ME AWAY WITH ALL OF YOUR EASY AND SUPERB PAINTING / STYLING TIPS 💖💖
BTW,,your soft and soothing background music is the BEST ON THE WEB!!!!!!!! So glad you keep it consistent
Love, love your channel and your explanations.
Glad you like them!
Amazing video! I just subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to the next video.
Julie, I like a little bit of the stain coming through. It looks crazed.😍 Also, you look pretty in that color of top.❤️
yes, I really like the final finish, still some staining but not so splotchy
Julie I absolutely LOOOOOOOVE your channel girl!!!….
You are without a doubt one of THEEE MOST innovative, creative DIYers on this entire platform and I’m sooo here for it!!
Question: which IOD Moulds do you find yourself using the most?
Or which so you think are some of the most versatile?
I just bought the locks and keys and I want to buy a few more. But I’m super indecisive. (I love/want literally all of them).
You might try oven cleaner. I've used it on paint made of Kryptonite, I know, because it wouldn't succumb to anything else. I do like the glass bottle! Love the Oxyclean idea, I have used it on my beaten-up quilts with good results but never on ceramics...but maybe you shou.d let them soak for a couple of days or more, li,e I sometimes do for my quilts. Good luck!
Your first project, the rescued pot turned out amazing!
glad you liked it!
Whenever I see something I love, I never remember this!!! Gorgeous candlesticks, painted a horrible dingy crackled yellow...I didn't even pick them up 😑, my friend with me got them, 5 for $1 each 😭😭😭😭😭
Since denture tables are so good to clean coffee or tea stains in mugs, they may also work on the outside of pottery.
that sound reasonable
Try acetone on the rest of the paint on that jar. Use steel wool and I think it will come off.
thanks for the tip
Hi Julie I loved what you did with the big pot and rose moulds it looked beautiful! I loved everything except the rust! I really don't like anything rusty myself. In my opinion it cheapens all the lovely items. But that's just me! I couldn't believe how beautiful the horse head and plaques looked I really enjoyed this video! Thank you for sharing! Xx
Great ideas!!! Thanks so much! I especially loved the flower planter w/ the pink flowers!!! That was very pretty!!
What type of toilet bowl cleaner will rust your items?!
I just use the cheap one at dollar tree
I love all your ideas. Your channel is my favorite!
Wow, thank you!
FABULOUS video Julie loved every single thing!!! I absolutely love the white wreath in backround could I kindly see a close up pic of that please..thx for sharing❤❤❤
I could watch your flips all day, love your style and great inspirational ideas, I don’t know how you find the time!
Glad you like them!
I've heard acetone will get the paint off of the glass. I haven't tried it, but I've seen it done. It has to be 100% acetone, not nail polish remover that has a bunch of other stuff in it. Beautiful projects today! Because of you, I'm buying the Whispering Willow & Brocante transfers plus the farm animal molds and probably the pots transfers! I can't wait until March 4th to order them all! DIY paint too!
Loved all the projects, but the transformation of the damaged planter with the IOD moulds was terrific!
I always look forward to and LOVE your videos. I'm wondering if you tried to scrub the staining on the canisters with a toothbrush or something after their soak? In my experience, most things like that still require a bit of elbow grease. I will definitely be trying that technique. I always make my own wax out of clear wax. I recently did a metal frame that had tulips and vines around it. I experimented and mixed some spring color I liked with clear wax. I did the tulips in several colors and the vines in Celery by Waverly. It turned out so beautiful and aged looking. I LOVE it. So now I may do a project with green, gray or any color I think goes well with the piece. You should give it a try. For instance the teapots you made over. What if you made some of the dusty rose colored wax and used it over the white baking soda mixture instead of painting the entire piece that color? 😊 I'm glad you took the time to show those that may not know these tips and tricks. I think that's what makes your followers so amazing. The Facebook group is usually very open to sharing their tips and tricks. It has to help that you lead by example. ❤
You did a great job you wonderful work it's the paint and was not made for glass although looking at its does fit but you did a wonderful job love watching you can't wit to watch and learn more from you thanks 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you Julie for all of the great videoas and info you give us!! love all of your stuff, especially being a south Louisiana girl myself. (Prairieville) question…which goodwill bins do you go to? There aren’t any close to us, but I don’t mind to road trip for a good thrifting trip. Thanks again!
You are amazing!! I've been following you for years, and have used many of your ideas using the air dry clay!!
Thank you Julie😁
Love love your accent 👍
Julie, next time you have a glass jar with any kind of painting on it do the dawn but use a stainless steel scrub brush pad. It will contuer to the shape of your object. I have also used comet or ajax for really tough paint. Last christmas I had to identicle vases with the crackle glass look, the only prob. Was one had a gold tone paint over it. Well I went to work on that vase and by the time I was done you could'nt tell the two apart. All because of the stainless steel pad. Try it , it really works. Much love, God Bless, AnnLyn, from N.M.
Brillo pad would probably have finished taking off that blue colouring from the bottom and around the seams...
you might try benzoyl peroxide (like the oxy acne paste). I used that on a huge permanent market stain on an American girl bitty baby doll head. Set it in a window full sun for a day, completely gone! and no damage to the original doll plastic. FYI : )
I use the orange cleaner by “Awesome” at dollar tree to remove stains, glue residue, wax on my countertop from my wax machine (I am a stylist so I have a wax bowl for waxing eyebrows and etc…) and many other cleaning jobs.
No favorite because it all ended up looking so pretty. 😍
Seriously, I didn't think there was any hope for the horse head, but it turned out beautiful and high end looking.
Where do you get your lavender from??
Hello Miss Julie hope all is good blessing to you and fam. I was so excited to see you do the color removal from the glass bottle. If your having a hard time removing color just continue to soak it some more I use a ( and dilute decreaser I buy from SAMS CLUB( I dilute it)if the color is stubborn and let it soak for a couple of days but dont give up I wish you could see the huge collection I have collected and should get rid of according to my husband but they are so beautiful like all of your creations 🤗so please give it a try again I know you will love the results. OH one more thing make sure you try to use the hot water that first comes out the water hose(during the summer)😉Sacramento gets really dry heat helps too.
Julie, I’m able to remove color like that with Pure Acetone. I was very surprised at what the Acetone will remove. Good luck. 👍
Hey, 100% acetone nail polish remover and use an sos pad lightly. Paint on glass should come right off. Love all your creativity!
Thanks for the white wax tip. All off mine looks yellow, not white. All the projects are beautiful. Well done.
I died a little too when you painted the second
Teapot with the tulips 🌷.
I feel the same way about the teapot with sunflowers. 😢
Hi Julie! Totally loved the Horse Bookend and WOW on the rusty--crusty toilet bowl cleaner hack. And can I say "if you don't like it just turn it around" is just typical JULIE design genius! Thanks for sharing!
That was a great idea! Using clay to fix first pot. Acetone for colored vase. Funny I've had small glass candle holders the color came off. I wonder if the heat? Hotter water?
Great projects Julie. I loved everything. The horse came out so nice. It really looked like concrete. Thanks for the great tips as well. 🤗🤗😗😙❤❤
Glad you liked it!!
I would go with nail polish remover,everything came out just beautiful
Maybe wild orange essential oil or the auto shop soap. It's in an orange tub. It a degreaser for hands after working on cars.
Also rubbing alcohol might work
thanks for the tip
The Oxiclean is safe to use for long soaking. I had a piece of vintage fabric with a big yellow stain over almost a third of the piece. I soaked it for three days, (changing the water each day) and it came out stain free!!
Oh my goodness!! I just love the brilliant way you transformed the planter with the owie with the rose mold! Gorgeous and easily my favorite. But wait!! The pear was also my favorite. Thank you, Julie!
Love your projects. I get stains out with Coke or any cola brand. I usually leave the piece soaking overnight.
May try using mineral spirits to remove the paint
thanks for the tip
I noticed there was a kabel under the teapot of the make, etc. So I hope those teapots aren't from a designer label like Royal Doulton, cos if so, they have just lost ALL their value!
I loved the horse bookend transformation. I've totally seen those but walked right by them cuz I didn't like the color.
I've had really good luck soaking stained antique dishes in peroxide. I left them in it for several days, though.
Julie that pot turned out amazing.....Love everything!!!!!