The mark on the cranberry is Pilgrim Glass I think.
I doubt very much it had a pattern name. It's possible it was part of a child's set with different chores pictured for different days of the...
Thank you, johnnycb09! It gives me a great area to research. Much appreciated. Don
Hello Everyone - Hope you are all having Happy Holidays! I recently purchased this little teapot at an on-line auction. I have the feeling I've...
As janetpjohn suggested it's primarily transfer with a few bits of hand painted highlights. Usually if you look close you can see a few tiny...
It's difficult to see that mark but I believe it's a Maling mark. I'm sure other folks will be by who know more about this manufacturer than I...
I'm leaning towards Japanese. Those red printed numbers are typical of their marks and the quality seems Japanese. The decaled flower in the...
Would it work for used razor blades?
It looks French to me. Maybe a copy of Meissen. Check the marks on this page....
Thanks for your comment, Bronwen. I wonder if it could be Italian. I really like the drip effect.
Just another rookie error. Actually lids and bases should be treated as two distinct objects and wrapped separately. I usually wrap the lids in...
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/waterford-crystal-artist-signed-bowl.15523/#post-216485
There is another company in Waterford that produces crystal. I believe it's called Dingle Crystal. That looks like their mark. I have one of...
Hello everyone - I've cut back my buying quite a bit but I just couldn't leave this sitting on the shelf. I think it reads Ancoma, Hand Painted,...
Okay, let's start over with your listing. You have a Tressemann & Vogt (T&V) chocolate pot, with matching sugar bowl and creamer; hobbyist...
I don't recall a bean pot canister set but McCoy certainly produced bean pots. The milk can canisters were used primarily for McCoy's...
Not Fenton. Fenton did not use pontils.
The only American pottery I'm aware of that consistently used a slash in their mark was Robinson Ransbottom. That might be an avenue to...
It's not Limoges. It was decorated by Samson Ceramics. I don't recognize the shield mark but that identifies who produced the blank. Could we...
Hello board friends! I have a rather large figurine that I am a bit stuck on. It stands a little under 7 1/2" tall and about the same across. I...
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