Some of these caged glass pieces are Made in Turkey.
I'm going to go with not really. The hardware looks pretty new. The colors look too bright and the gold looks rather clumsily applied. It's not a...
I would go with British production as the green color isn't quite the right shade for American production. Regardless, the 1900-1910 time frame...
In between I think. From what I can see it looks like studio pottery.
Plums are popular decorations on V&B to this day but I doubt a pitcher this old was part of an established pattern. Even if it was part of an...
I wonder if it could be used for both pillar and taper candles? I thought 1970's or 1980's but if it could serve a double function it might be...
I wouldn't spend too much time on secondary marks. Usually they turn out to be decoration codes, model numbers, decorator and finisher...
Lovely plates! I often think of French origin, too, when I see pink on plates like this. Of course, the color pink was not restricted to the...
I love the bunnies! I agree with Chinese decorator items on the elephants.
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Hello Board Friends - I am trying to determine the scene shown in this Ridgways Royal Vistas plate. The series is "paintings by famous artists"...
It's just speculation of course, but I think there were just two different models. The cherub was probably a separate piece attached at the time...
Samson was my first thought. Something about the colors and the way the front of the dress was decorated...
Well, not quite a crow festival. I live in Terre Haute. During the fall and winter the crows feed on the fields over in Illinois in the morning...
Google searching "Staffordshire boy with bunny" brings up a pinterest photo for a sold listing on etsy. It sold for $36 but the bottom on the etsy...
That auction estimate is so broad as to be basically meaningless. For what it's worth I also have trouble selling German salt glazed stoneware...
Ii can be shipped safely. Personally I would double-box it. I take the pot and wrap it in a layer of tissue paper and then a layer of butcher...
At 12" I would say it's a celery dish.
You could try searching for "large handkerchief vase". I think this vase is Italian but produced somewhere other than Murano in the Murano style.
It doesn't look like any Noritake I'm familiar with.
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