Thanks! They are Cassowary Earrings. They can be found here: huiyitan.com/products/southern-cassowary-stud-earrings-in-sterling-silver?_pos=4&_sid=5c3f3912c&_ss=r
At the 6:00 mark, I noticed a silver "scoop" type container on the left side of your counter. I have the exact same one. My mother gave it to me years ago, because she thought it was interesting. I keep business cards in it. Do you have any idea what the intended use was for that item?
Ha! That’s a very interesting question! You pay good attention to details! That thing comes with a little scoop (it’s tucked on the back of the thing and not showing in the video). I bought the whole thing from the antique market in Antwerp, Belgium back in 2019. Based on what I understand, the thing is for serving sugar cubes. The little scoop is for picking up sugar cube from the big one. Using it as a business card holder is a great idea! Mine is left there empty all the time, I haven’t found anything that I want to put in yet :)
Are those emu earings or cassowary earings? in any case, they are absoluteley BEAUTIFUL
Thanks! They are Cassowary Earrings. They can be found here: huiyitan.com/products/southern-cassowary-stud-earrings-in-sterling-silver?_pos=4&_sid=5c3f3912c&_ss=r
You're the man, Huiyai Tan!
Thanks! This is the traditional way of making them.
I recently made my own wire puller.
At the 6:00 mark, I noticed a silver "scoop" type container on the left side of your counter. I have the exact same one. My mother gave it to me years ago, because she thought it was interesting. I keep business cards in it. Do you have any idea what the intended use was for that item?
Ha! That’s a very interesting question! You pay good attention to details! That thing comes with a little scoop (it’s tucked on the back of the thing and not showing in the video). I bought the whole thing from the antique market in Antwerp, Belgium back in 2019. Based on what I understand, the thing is for serving sugar cubes. The little scoop is for picking up sugar cube from the big one. Using it as a business card holder is a great idea! Mine is left there empty all the time, I haven’t found anything that I want to put in yet :)
To answer your question, it's an antique sugar server :)
@@HuiyiTan Thank you. I’ve used it for 30 years for my business cards.
@@reidsmith9575 Nice to know my sugar server has a twin somewhere in the world.