:kiss: LauraGarnet02. And thanks to everyone. Much appreciated! Don
Hello Board Friends - I would appreciate any information you can give me regarding this vase simply marked "ITALY". It stands about 9 1/2" tall....
Thank you all for your thoughts. I completely forgot that German manufacturers put a line through the seven. I guess that rules them out and I'll...
Thank you, Bronwen!
Hello Board Friends - I am seeking any opinions regarding this neat pottery comport I picked up at auction recently. It stands 4 1/4" tall and 6...
I am assuming there are thin layers of glass - at least that's what it looks like to me. I bought it at auction so I don't know anything about its...
Hello Board Friends - I recently acquired this large bowl but I know very little about it. I think it cobalt and orange cased glass cut to clear....
I think it might be the mark of Andre Prevot. I wasn't very successful in finding information about this company or its history. Often, though,...
A google search on Bursley Limited provides some information collected by the Kovels. Apparently it was connected to Crown Pottery in Burslem. My...
This table identifies the initials as Shore, Coggins, & Holt but the pictures kentworld is requesting would help confirm the ID:...
Have you tried researching the inventory or UPC code?
I checked my Blenko books for the 1970's but couldn't turn this vase up. I had my doubts because the decoration on the side is not typical of...
Cliftwood perhaps?
If no one here can help you there is a group on Facebook that may recognize your signature. Their page is Studio Pottery Identification (US).
Thank you, Kiko! :kiss:
I think the "Boys Playing Dice" is probably a transfer. It's based on a painting by Bartolome Esteban Murillo. It was a very popular transfer. I'd...
Hello Everyone! I know it's unlikely I'll ever know the manufacturer of this box but there's a tableau going on here and I'd like to find out if...
It looks more like a cutting board than a plate? How many did you get?
It's pot metal usually. I found the following definition of pot metal on Wikipedia. "Pot metal (or monkey metal) is an alloy of low-melting point...
Thank you bluumz and Ownedbybear!
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