Looks like an early stoneware/yellow ware pitcher to me. c1920s or so. If it had been cut off a potters wheel with a wire it would have more marks...
A few years ago my deceased wife's step mother gave us some "stuff" she didn't want anymore. I was looking through it and there was a George...
Thanks again Janet!
That sounds like it Judy. Thank you!
Thanks OBB!!
Thanks Janet!!
I know there is a name for this style of work but for the life of me I can't think of what it is called. Hopefully someone can trigger a memory in...
I have this beautiful ironstone water basin pitcher that only has the pattern name on the bottom. Ursilla. I searched but can't seem to find out...
Thank you!
So it would be safe to say the this candlestick is Empoli glass, Ownedbybear? Based on the decorator/exporter being Empoli based.
Don to the rescue. Thanks Don.
Thanks Pat. The glass is green. Not applied. I thought it was interesting how it fades to clear.
Picked up this Green and clear glass candlestick from the Flea market for $3 just because I liked the looks. I have searched for an ID with no...
The brass is in good condition. Not beat up or corroded. Thanks for the info.
Ok folks, I finally got around to taking this apart. The photo is on glass, albeit not in good shape. It's probably not worth listing on eBay but...
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This one has 2 holes together blocked. skip one hole to the left and blocked next hole. 3 out of 7 are blocked. Still no luck in finding maker :([IMG]
Hi Pat, I'll check some of the CA potteries to see what I can find.
Found these (approximately 3" tall) shakers at the same flea market as my other post. My gut instinct was saying Russell Wright when I first saw...
Thanks msgood2shoe! I'll definitely get in touch with them on FB. They already have a picture of mine. The green panther planter :happy: Thanks...
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