Agostinelli & Dal Pra in Nove, Italy is correct. This is not my original research but rather that of our board's dear friend Walter Del...
I would try the terms "Japanese Stoneware Tea Set" in eBay sold items. You may be able to find something close to your set. I am sorry for the...
A close-up of the mark might help.
Thanks for the suggestion, Carl, but it's not reacting at all to the blacklight. :(
Hello Board Friends! I could use some help with this art glass vase that I purchased at auction recently. It stands about 4 1/2" tall. There is a...
Thank you, LauraGarnet02!
You're right, AJ! I'm doing better but still bringing in about as much stuff as I'm moving. I guess I'm treading water! :) Thank you,...
If I'm reading Chris Marshall's response on the other thread correctly I would say it's a piece imported from Germany by Ahrenfeldt. Chris is a...
Hello Board Friends - I came across this vase at a local auction recently and, although I promised myself I would stop buying more stuff, I just...
You are going to have trouble finding comparables as few pieces of any particular Saxe pattern turn up very often. Saxe seems to sell based on the...
Here is an old thread discussing the relationship of Saxe and Ahrenfeldt....
I found this vase. Looks like same mold but different glaze treatment....
I haven't noticed it yet but, to be honest, it's been a long time since I found anything decent at our local Goodwills. Occasionally I'll find a...
It's pressed and not ground. With few exceptions Indiana did not take the time or expense to ground their glass. It was strictly mass production.
bluumz is getting ready to toss the F bomb. It's a term we use in the US. Someone tossing the F bomb is getting ready to say F--- you or F---...
I have one too which I rest on top of a Blenko floor vase. It keeps me from having to figure out how I'm going to dust the inside of the vase....
And here in the US they are mostly just referred to as tumblers! (Sigh)
JB Miller, thank you so much! The article you attached transported me back to Madame Temple's shop on Regent Street and the Burgess Hill...
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