I have this pressed 12" pitcher that has 2 rows of diamonds and 2 rows of angled "logs" (about the best I know to describe them) in between them....
Be sure to use rubber gloves
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Thought maybe you would like to see the results of the peroxide on the cup. It went in right after this post and came out this AM. [IMG] [IMG]...
FYI, These have been determined to be Dugan's Diamond Fine Rib
Would anyone happen to know who made these swung vases? They have a 6 column/ribs with a slight twist pattern. One measures just shy of 9" at peak...
Thank you for all your help Susan and moreotherstuff. I really appreciate it....Carl
Got the cup oriented [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] Going to go drop this in the peroxide right now. Hope it helps.
Ok, I'm stumped. I have a blue transfer ware handless cup and saucer, c1830-50? They came together but I'm not convinced they are the same...
or "spongeware".
Maybe a studio potter. There is a Studio Pottery group on Facebook you could check with it.
Just to be clear. A lot of people associate Nippon with Noritake. From my understanding Nippon is the Japanese word for Japan. I'm fairly certain...
1920's Japan would be my guess based on 2 similar vases I've had over the years that were IDed as such. Same bottom. Same height.
Senga Oliver?
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There are collector's of stapled porcelain/china. I've sold a piece or two over the years.
Looks great Kath!!! I'm watching. Hoping it goes really well for you.
Damnit, I thought I got rid of that picture of me :bag:
My GF votes for Pixie & Dixie :-)
Hey Kath, post a link to the listing so we can watch it with you :-)
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