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    Wedge wood old plate

    [QUOTE="Cassy, post: 307500, member: 5011”] Had a reply from Wedgwood today saying they cannot help me as it’s to old , could anyone suggest we’re...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Nov 29, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Is this a Chinese or japanese sword??

    Its a copy of a Chinese sword known as a Qi Jian. This one seems to be a bit short. They usually measure about 38”.
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Nov 28, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Any Info on These Italian Pottery F.A.M.A. Plates?

    The "Fabbrica Artigiana Maioliche Artistiche” (Artisan Majolica Artists) was establishedished in 1932 in the town of Ascoli Piceno on the coast of...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Nov 26, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    King & Queen- Origin, Artist? Wall Mounted Porcelain Vessels

    The mark indicates the pieces were made at the Ceramiche (Ceramics) Fabbrini studio of Florence between 1958 and 1963. Federico Fabbrini was an...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Nov 26, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    grandma's vases

    This piece is quite an enigma. Take away the impressed “Made in Japan” seal and the vase becomes purely a 1920’s Italian vase from the region of...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Nov 10, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Italian vase ID

    The mark is a fake. It was meant to represent the logo of the Cantagalli factory as it would have appeared in the late 19th century. The mark is...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Oct 31, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Italy Ceramic Tazza Design Help

    This pottery, known as Cermiche Molaroni (Molaroni Ceramics), was established in 1884 by Vincenzo Molaroni. The studio was located on the Adriatic...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Oct 20, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    I think these are terracotta,but what are they for?

    Possibly figural bottle stoppers.
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Oct 10, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Date this figurine, if you can ;)

    I agree with evelynb30
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Sep 26, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Date this figurine, if you can ;)

    At first glance I thought perhaps Lenci or Le Bertetti or even Ronan (I can’t help but think of the Italian ceramicists). I can name a dozen...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Sep 25, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Industria Ceramica Salernitana ICS Italian Pottery Tile

    I believe that this tile is, indeed, by Irene. Absolutely wonderful discovery.
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Sep 23, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Italian Pottery Cantagalli or Galvani?

    Wildrose, Before I answer you allow me to offer my delight in having anyone raise the question. So few, if any, would even be aware of the Galvani...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Sep 10, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    "Sevres" Platter signed Lucot

    Excuse me Wrong post.
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Sep 5, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Italian Porcelain Figurine

    Several years ago I had a rather confrontational discussion with a proclaimed expert on the artwork of Borsato. You may find it of interest See...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Sep 3, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Which is the oldest?

    Wholly unfair but I love the challenge. Without seeing the backstop or logo makes it nearly impossible to determine age and country of origin. I...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Aug 27, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Italian Faience Vase Marked ID Help

    The "SACA" (Società Accomandita Ceramiche Artistiche) of Sesto Fiorentino, a suburb of Florence was founded in 1923 by four former employees of...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Aug 25, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Help with old hand painted jug

    The classical shape alone indicates its origin as Italian. The shape of the wine pitcher designates it as a Brocca. Design and color is...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Aug 22, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Is This Fratelli Fanciullacci Italian Pottery?

    Yes. They were produced by the Fanciullacci Brothers in the 1960’s. Walter Del Pellegrino
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Aug 18, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    When did flower vases first appear in Europe?

    Thank you. Any information is always welcome, regardless of when it is received.
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Aug 12, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Italian Studio Pottery Vase

    The vase was not made by the Bitossi company. It is the wrong clay and incorrect construction. I do not, however, know precisely who produced the...
    Post by: Walter Del Pellegrino, Jul 31, 2017 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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