It's just the way the gold flecks deposited I'm afraid. Thanks for trying. Don
That would explain some of the impressions I've had since these plates were posted. They look like commissioned portraits. Don
Hello Everyone! I recently purchased a lot of art glass at auction recently and will probably need a little help figuring out what I have. I...
Welcome Adrienne - Accidents happen, poor little tyke. White blanks for Limoges still turn up. It's a long shot but it may be possible to find a...
Welcome, Cathy! Don
The B&C mark is Bernardaud & Co. It dates your piece to 1914-1930's which would fit the style of your jar. Aladin is most likely an atelier that...
The brown pitcher with the symbol that somewhat resembles a swastika is often attributed to McCoy. The current opinion is that it may have been a...
There's one on pinterest that shows an oil bottle on one side and vinegar on the other. https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/68257750585765620/ Don
I don't doubt their authenticity either. The fakes are pretty ugly for the most part. These, most likely, are survivors from a beverage or...
No pattern name. It sort of resembles the strawflower decorations which were very popular in the early 1900's but to me it looks a bit more...
Just imagine a whole dinnerware set! :vomit:
I agree they have an Oriental look to them but without an in-mold mark it's very difficult to tell for sure. If they were an import they most...
Thank you, cluttered. The metal is unmarked. Don
I'm not quite sure. It looks like some type of mold mark maybe where the glass collected. There is a tiny hole there that goes in about 1/8"...
Yes, not the most flattering of portraits but I guess you've got to work with what you've got!:woot:
Never mind. Found it in Kovels. Vodrey & Brothers Pottery Co., East Liverpool, Ohio. Thanks for looking! Don
Hello Everyone - I would like to request help with a mark please. I think the mark is on two 8 1/4" plates from either the 1896 or 1900...
Can apparently be identical or at least closely related: Definition of chalkware on Wikipedia: Chalkware is an American term for popular...
Hello Board Friends - I haven't had much luck identifying the pattern or who made this molasses jug. It stands about 6 1/2" tall. I've also been...
This goblet appears to have the same stem as yours but I can't speak to the accuracy of the title. At least gives you another size to explore....
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