I don't believe any manufacturer ever called these brides baskets but you will find many called that. My guess would be Victorian Bohemian glass....
Looks like a different decanter to me. The design on the bottom third is different
Satin glass is another term for this type if finish on the glass
The color reminds me of Monmonth Pottery/Western Stoneware
Correct, I have my doubts about it being McCoy also. I could have sworn I have seen it once before attributed to Shawnee like shown in sis's first...
Could be but doesn't sound familiar :bag:
Thank you Don for looking into this. I'll try to decipher the name on the first one later after I run some errands.
Thank you
No ma'am, unfortunately I did not. :(
Definitely a gloss glaze.
Juastartpottery? I feel like I should know who that seller is. Shame neither backs up their ID :banghead:
I checked the 4 colors they have on the "R" site and finally found the shape in green. Thank you
Thank you Don. Will do
Good evening folks. Hoping someone recognizes this flowerpot w/ attached saucer. I've not had much luck so far. Of course, it is completely...
Good afternoon folks. My first thought on this 3 toe pink satin dish was Smith Mt. Pleasant but now I'm not so certain. The toes don't have the...
That is a good possibility. I'm not seeing a Royal Crown stamp with that break in it in my book. There is a 19 1/2" vase that appears to be the...
Best guess is A.R. Cole. That broken circle is pretty distinctive but i didn't see one like that in my book. If you are on FB there is a great...
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It looks like the 2nd mark 1926-1938. Had to go check my book ;)
North State Pottery. Nice pot!!
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