[4Sale] Enamelling supplies

[spoonladyjr]

In all the cleaning I had to do in my studio to find Spike, my
hedgehog who lives in my studio, and yes, I found him. I realized
just how much stuff I have, that I never use. I don’t enamel, and
yet, I have everything for enameling. I might as well sell all the
enamels, tools and theDT-1 Dual Temp Enameling furnace. Most of the
enamel is old, and probably leaded. I know most of it is pre-1994
thanks to a letter postdated 1994 in the stuff I got. I know serious
and hardcore enamelists like the old leaded enamels due to brighter
colors, so I rather sell the enamels I have to a professional than
to a school.

I also have some fine silver granules, .024-0.26 and.016-0.8 size,
almost a half oz total, from SPM that I bought over 10 years ago.
The fine silver granules have not tarnished and are still like new,
in their original containers.

Let me know if you are interested. I could use the space in my
studio, that the enamals, tools and kiln are occupying.

Joy

[spoonladyjr]

Thank you all for your interest in my enamelling tools and supplies.
Ihad so many responses, it was a little insane, just how much
interest there was for my enamels. I already sold the granules, and
the enamels are now heading for their new home.

I do have a non-Bonny Doon hydraulic press that I no longer need. I
hadit made for me, so it is 20 ton press, no pressure gauge, but
works theway I need it to work. Since the economy made it clear
handcrafted flatware is not sellable, I have given up my retail
flatware line and therefore the press is no longer needed. It is
12-13 years old. I could usethe space it occupies. I have one stake

• handlebar T stake with tapered oval ends T-Stake:9-3/4"L x 1-1/4"W
  #071-03 from Allcraft. I don’t need it and only used it once. Still
  in excellent condition and I kept it covered. Email me if you want
  pics I’m based in NH, so I don’ t think I can ship the hydraulic
  press and rather have it be picked up.

Once again, thanks for your interest.
Joy
@Joy_Raskin