Thank you, bercrystal. I found the replacements listing. I wish they gave the measurements for the champagne/tall sherbert. Here's the link for...
Hello everyone! This is one of four cocktail glasses I recently acquired at auction. It stands 4 3/4" tall and measures 2 7/8" across the foot. It...
The news of fake Van Briggle pieces set off all kinds of alarm bells for me. I did know that the Lorelei and Despondency vases had been reproduced...
Sometimes we just need to focus on utilitarian value and I think your vase certainly has that. I had two reblooming irises that were just getting...
In my opinion, yes they are genuine but fairly new. I've never seen the vase shape before but the bowl shape has been used for decades and is...
Thank you, Ownedbybear! I'll give it a try.
Thank you, Darkwing Manor. What a wonderful way to put it. This came with a box lot of white stoneware that I picked up at auction recently along...
Thank you, Bakersgma. I kind of suspected that might be the case. So all we really have left is that squiggle line.
Thank you, Figtree3.
Hello everyone! I'm requesting help on dating this little Wedgwood teapot. It measures about 6 1/2 from tip of spout to edge of handle and a...
The brown decoration carries over to the sides and the back in the same random pattern. It's part of the reason I thought maybe it was art deco or...
Thank you all for your helpful comments. I tried the pencil rubbing and came up with what I think might 1211R M. I don't have coffee powder but I...
Hello everyone - I am looking for help on this vase. It stands about 8 3/4". I suspect the origin is continental Europe and the style is art deco...
Unfortunately without a mark it's going to be very difficult to tell you much more. The handle is fairly distinctive which might help at some...
It was often done on whiteware sold to decorating firms - usually because the firm producing the china did not want customers to think the china...
It could be made of some type of marble slurry. I don't see any marks on the back besides numbers which is most likely the mold or model number....
I usually use a jeweler's loupe but I'm more familiar with decals and transferware on porcelain and examining prints. My vision isn't the best so...
Have you tried looking at it under magnification? Transfers should show pixels instead of brushstrokes. There are also a combination where the...
That's wonderful! It's very pretty in blue and white. I am so thankful to be a member of this site where folks are so willing to share information...
Thank you, SIS. Sorry about the bottom photo. I'm still shaky on what constitutes drabware so it may very well be stoneware. The listings you...
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