Thank you komokwa. I appreciate the link. I never got a notification :-(
Thank you Bakersgma & Judy Judy, I have a different Watt book and it wasn't in there. Watt was my gut instinct but I wasn't able to find it....
Looking for some help with an ID on this yellow ware/stoneware 9 1/2" mixing bowl, please. Marked on the bottom Oven Ware Made In U.S.A. in a...
Thanks for the additional info Iowa Jayhawk Carl
After more research with the pattern name I did find the following info. It appears the manufacture is unknown or Ms. Thuro would have entered...
WOW! No notification updates since the first one by Pat. Something told me I had better check this AM. Thank you all for the comments and the ID...
Yes Pat. ;) That is what I said. Queen Anne No.1 Scoville burner. Maybe I should have said "on" finger oil lamp. didn't mean to confuse you. I...
I haven't had much luck in finding any info on this Queen Anne No.1 Scoville burner finger oil lamp. Stands approximately 4 1/4" to top of collar....
Greg, WOW! I've seen many pieces of American over the years but never a wash bowl & pitcher set. Great deal on the punch set!! Carl
Hi Greg, That is what I thought but I've been told by several that the seams are only significant on stemware/drinkware. also, I can't see how...
#6 is either Fostoria American or Indiana(Colony) Whitehall. You have to compare dimensions for known items. Jeannette Cube is usually depression...
Portieux Vallerysthal? from France. I know they did a lot of Blue opaline
I have the same little guy on the left. Had him for several years. Never put him on eBay because I didn't think he was worth very much and he...
Interesting term. Learn something new every day. Appears to be a precursor to a loupe but larger.
I believe this to be 1907-1915. It is a divided back post card. I've erased the pencil in the upper left hand corner. [ATTACH]
Figtree3 "RPPC stands for real *photo* post card (not picture). It is used to indicate that the photo was made with a real photographic process...
This is an unused Post Card. I've been meaning to post it in one of the other forums. It has a negative sheen look to it when viewed from an...
Hi Tom, The glass is green that has been satinized. The tumblers are very thin with a 2 3/4" diameter. The white outlines and brown stems are...
Thanks Don. I reckon we're looking at around 1940's or so?
Thanks George. The flowers were what was really throwing me off. They are nothing like what I'm used to seeing.
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